Rasmus Heller

Rasmus Heller is an Associate Professor at the Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen, affiliated with the Computational and RNA Biology research group. His work integrates genomics, evolutionary biology, and computational methods to study population dynamics and genetic adaptation.

Research Interests: Heller focuses on population genetics, conservation genomics, and bioinformatics, with particular interest in species boundaries, admixture events, and molecular clock modeling. His studies span both wildlife (e.g., giraffes, wildebeests) and domesticated species (e.g., cattle).

Article Trends: Recent publications analyze genomic patterns across diverse species, including antelopes, musk deer, and endangered saola. Common themes include evolutionary adaptation, human impact on biodiversity, and genetic integrity under environmental pressures.

Contact:

• Email: rheller@bio.ku.dk