The Holomuseomics research group uses novel genomic tools to answers exciting questions concerning the evolutionary processes responsible for biodiversity, both past and present.

We apply diverse approaches from paleo-genomics, metagenomics, population genomics, phylogenomics, and multi-omics (e.g. metabolomics) to non-model organisms, including plants and animals, as well as their microbial communities. By utilizing genetic material in natural history (museum) collections, we can track these processes in both space and time.