Jenna Hamlin Jenna Hamlin is an evolutionary geneticist with research interests in comparative genomics, population genetics, sexual and asexual reproduction, speciation, and hybridization in both unicellular and multicellular organisms. While her work is primarily computational, she has also spent time at the bench narrowing genomic regions of interest in tomatoes. Most recently, she developed a wrapper around the NCBI Datasets Command Line Tools using Mash, which is available on GitHub.

Currently, she is working as a bioinformatician focused on understanding Legionella. You can find links to her associated publications on Google Scholar and a pdf version of her CV located here.

When not working, she's either riding bikes, playing outside, or saying HI! to all the pups.