Nicolas Rodrigue
Professor
Department of Biology
Carleton University
Canada
Biography
Nicolas Rodrigue Associate Professor Degrees: BA (Bishop's), B.Sc. (McGill), M.Sc. (École de technologie supérieure), Ph.D. (Montreal)
Research Interest
My main area of research deals with Bayesian modeling of molecular evolution, primarily focused on protein-coding genes and the various forces (e.g., mutation, selection, drift) that have shaped extant sequences. In this line, I am also interested in Markov chain Monte Carlo methods and high-performance statistical computing. Other areas that interest me include protein structure modeling, statistical protein design, and next-generation-sequencing approaches for studying viral and microbial evolution in clinical and experimental settings.
