Based in the cramped, computer-heated, confines of Rooms 207 and 210.
Main interests are in methods for the analysis of DNA and amino acid sequences to study evolution.
Past work has been on the theoretical basis of phylogenetic analyses of this data, aiming to understand and improve methods, and on the development of statistical methods that test the accuracy of current mathematical models. More recent work has concentrated on devising new, better, mathematical models. Consequently, much of our time involves sitting at the fastest computers we can lay our hands on. General, methods, models Goldman, N. 1993. Statistical tests of models of DNA substitution.