Dr.
Martin Helmkampf
Senior Scientist
Research interest
- I am fascinated by life’s big picture – the history of evolution and the origins of biodiversity. Using molecular and computational tools, I study how organisms are related, species form, and genomes evolve. As an example, I investigate how the rapid diversification of Caribbean hamlets unfolded and left its mark in their genomes. Through whole genome sequencing and analysis, I also aim to support the conservation of endangered species, with a current emphasis on rays and sharks.
Research Spectrum
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Teaching activity
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Marine Ecological GeneticsNone |
Affiliation
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Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research Institute |
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Coastal resources Pa |
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Fish Ecology and Evolution Group |
Contact
| Email martin.helmkampf@leibniz-zmt.de |
| ORCID 0000-0003-1995-9062 |
| Google Scholar QoUPVjYAAAAJ |
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