Carsten Wiuf

Carsten Wiuf is a Professor at the Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, where he holds positions in the SPT (Statistics and Probability Theory) and MBIO (Mathematical Biology Group) sections. His research focuses on applying mathematics, probability, and statistics to biosciences, with current interests in systems biology and population genetics. He obtained his PhD from Aarhus University (1995–1998) and has held roles including Humboldt Professor at Universität Leipzig (2010) and Leverhulme Visiting Professor at Imperial College London (2011).

• Awarded the Humboldt Professorship (2010) and Leverhulme Visiting Professorship (2011).
• Research encompasses theoretical and applied aspects of biological phenomena, including statistical genetics, Markov chains, and systems biology.
• Recent work includes studies on population genetics, genomic analysis, and stochastic processes in biological systems.

His articles span topics like population structure analysis, Markov chain dynamics, and hybrid genetics, reflecting a blend of mathematical rigor and biological relevance.