I’m an assistant professor at the University of Copenhagen, specializing in evolutionary and population genomics.
During my PhD, I studied the evolutionary histories of Neanderthals, Denisovans and anatomically modern humans using ancient DNA. As a postdoc, I focused on building software for spatiotemporal genomic simulations and inference.
My current research applies the genomic methods I have developed to explore new questions about human population dynamics over millennia. Additionally, I have several ongoing projects investigating contemporary societal dynamics on a much broader scale, extending beyond genomics alone.
Outside of research, I love climbing, hiking, yoga, books, and all kinds of games. I’m also an absolutely massive Star Trek fan.