Georgia Tsambos is a postdoctoral scholar with a decade of quantitative research experience, specializing in statistical genetics and evolutionary genomics. Currently in Kelley Harris’s lab at the University of Washington, she studies the evolution of genetic mutations in ecological pedigrees and previously researched Anopheles gambiae evolution at the University of Oregon. She holds a PhD in Statistics from the University of Melbourne and blends rigorous mathematical training with hands-on teaching experience, having designed and led graduate seminars in bioinformatics and public health genetics. Comfortable bridging theory and data, she has applied her skills to diverse problems from climate extremes to population genetics, reflecting an ability to translate complex models into actionable scientific insights.
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