About

NALgen (Neutral and Adaptive Landscape Genetics) is a method for modeling the process of gene flow and predicting the resulting pattern of (neutral and adaptive) genetic variation across (continuous) landscapes.

Chaz has been doing research in the field of Population Genetics since 2006. He is interested in the distribution of genetic variation (both neutral and adaptive) in natural environments, at different spatial and temporal scales (from Landscape Genetics to Phylogeography). To understand pattern and process, Chaz uses empirical data as well as spatial eco-evolutionary modeling.