Sohini Ramachandran

Research at Ramachandran Institute deals with problems in population genetics and evolutionary theory and often uses humans as a research system. Our work uses mathematical modeling by applying statistical methods and computer simulations to infer from genetic data. The questions we answer are as follows. Which gene locus in the human genome has strong adaptive selection? Is there a genetic pathway that allows you to identify the underlying cause of diabetes and other common diseases? Do genetic variations bring racial differences in the incidence and outcome of disease? What characteristics of individual demographics can be inferred individually from genetic data?

We are currently funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF CAREER DBI - 1452622) and the National Institutes of Health (R01 GM 118652 and COBRE Award P 20 GM 109035).

V. S Ramachandran is a director and a professor of psychophysical neuroscience at the University of California, San Diego and a professor of supplementary biology at Salk Institute. Ramachandran initially completed a doctoral course (MBBS) at Stanley Medical School in Madras, India and then received a doctorate. Born from Trinity College, Cambridge University. Later, he received FRCP, London (a scholar of Royal College of Physicians) and two honorary doctors (DSc, honorus causa). Ramachandran's early work was visual perception, but he was best known for his behavioral neurological experiments. It is obvious, but it has a big influence on how we think about the brain. He is called "Marco Polo of Necoscience" by Richard Dawkins and "Modern Paul Broca" by Eric Kandel.

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