Welcome!
August 2016:
I have moved - please see my new website: www.arunsethuraman.weebly.com
July 2016:
Exciting news! I will be setting up a computational/population genomics lab at the California State University San Marcos in the Department of Biological Sciences in the Fall of 2016.
If you are an undergraduate student that is interested in my work, and would like to pursue a Masters program, do contact me. If you are finishing up a PhD, and are interested in a postdoc in pop-gen, do write to me as well.
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I was previously a Research Assistant Professor/Postdoctoral Associate
at Temple University, working
with Jody Hey
on several interesting questions in divergence population genomics, including the suite
of tools for estimating ancestral divergences and migration events, IMa2.
My research interests include evolutionary population genomics, graph theory and its applications - broadly evolutionary computational biology.
I enjoy writing - scientific or otherwise. Here are links to blogs that I contribute to:
The Molecular Ecologist - As a contributor, I write weekly shorts on the state of the science, and longer posts every month on issues in population and evolutionary genetics.
Social Evolution Forum - I contribute regularly to this new blog with commentaries on population genomics and human evolution.
Wordsworthless - My blog of short-short stories/plays/monologues/translations/etc.
I have previously worked as a Research Intern with Symantec Corporation, and as a Junior Research Associate with the Software Engineering and Technology Labs at Infosys Technologies Limited.
Here's a link to my Google Scholar page.
