Austin Reynolds is an assistant professor and human geneticist based in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, with nine years of research experience applying genomic and population genetic approaches to understand how genetic and environmental variation influence aging and disease risk. Trained with a PhD from UT Austin and postdoctoral work at UC Davis, he led research programs at Baylor before joining UNT Health Fort Worth, where he combines quantitative methods and large-scale genomic data to tackle complex traits. His work bridges evolutionary and medical genetics, emphasizing population-level inference that can reveal subtle environmental interactions with genetic risk. Known for integrating rigorous statistical genetics with translational questions, he brings both field-spanning perspective from anthropology/biology undergraduate studies and a practical focus on impacts for aging-related health.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Biology, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Biology at The University of Texas at Austin
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Anthropology Biology, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Anthropology Biology at Indiana University Bloomington
Contributions:1 release, 4 pushes, 1 tag in 3 months
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