Ryo Yamaguchi
I study evolutionary processes and species diversity mainly through mathematical modeling.
NEWS & EVENTS
2024.03.20
My book 'How do new species arise? - In search of the origins of biodiversity' (written in Japanese) has been published by Kyoritsu Shuppan Co., Ltd.
2023.12.18
Gave a talk 'The phoenix hypothesis of speciation: reproductive isolation among populations experiencing extinction risk' at a symposium 'Genomics of adaptation and speciation' at The 3rd AsiaEvo conference (Singapore).'
2023.11.21
Published online: modelling phenotypic evolution of SARS-CoV-2
Sunagawa et al. 2023. Nature Communications
2023.05.30
Published online: a model on the evolution of persistent infection of RNA viruses
Sunagawa et al. 2023. PLOS Computational Biology
2023.03.31
Organized a session, 'Integration over space and time' as a Discussion leader at Integration Of Speciation Research (IOS) Workshop (Tvärminne, Finland).
2023.01.31
Published online: a theory that investigated the possibility of habitat segregation and coexistence of closely related species
Daisuke Kyogoku and Ryo Yamaguchi. 2023. Journal of Evolutionary Biology
2023.01.28
Organized a session, 'Macroevolutionary patterns of diversification and implications for species persistence' as a Discussion leader at Gordon Research Seminar (Speciation 2023, Lucca, Italy). Also, presented a poster at the subsequent Gordon Research Conference.