Luis Mijangos is a restoration genetics researcher and PhD candidate based in Canberra with eight years of experience bridging population genetics and practical conservation. His work focuses on deciphering spatial scales of evolutionary processes to inform restoration and management of animal and plant populations, combining modelling with applied genetics. At UNSW Canberra and Diversity Arrays Technology he develops tools and analyses that strengthen the link between genetic data and on-the-ground restoration decisions. Trained in veterinary medicine and holding an MPhil in restoration ecology and conservation genetics, he brings a rare blend of field-informed perspective and quantitative population-genetics expertise. Luis is particularly interested in translating genomic insights into actionable strategies for biodiversity recovery and resilient population design.
9 years of coding experience
Master of Philosophy - MPhil, restoration ecology / conservation genetics, Master of Philosophy - MPhil, restoration ecology / conservation genetics at Murdoch University
Bachelor's degree, Veterinary Medicine, Bachelor's degree, Veterinary Medicine at Universidad Aut贸noma de Nuevo Le贸n
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