MadPhylo: Madrid Workshop on Phylogenetics

Course Faculty

Sebastian Höhna

Professor, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München

Professor Höhna is interested in statistical phylogenetics and computational biology. He has made numerous contributions to the field, especially in stochastic branching processes. He is the lead developer of the RevBayes program.

Isabel Sanmartin

Professor, Real Jardín Botanico, Madrid

Professor Sanmartin is interested in the theory and application of biogeographic methods. She has an active field research program on the Canary Islands.

John Huelsenbeck

Professor, University of California, Berkeley

Professor Huelsenbeck is interested in statistical phylogenetics and the genetics of adaptation. With Fredrik Ronquist, he is a co-author of the MrBayes program. He is also a developer for the RevBayes program.

Brian Moore

Professor, University of California, Davis

Professor Moore has made numerous contributions to the field of phylogenetics, specifically in stochastic branching processes and biogeography. He is a developer of the RevBayes program.

Michael May

Postdoc, University of California, Berkeley

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Dr. May has expertise in many areas of statistical phylogenetic, but especially in birth-death models of cladogenesis. He is a RevBayes developer.