I use statistics and bioinformatics to address questions at the interface between ecology and evolution. My research interests are generally related to phylogenetics, systematics, convervation biology, and the effects of climate change on biodiversity at different spatial and taxonomic scales!
I was born in the Colombian Andes (Armenia, Quindío) surrounded by stunning landscapes and amazing biodiversity! I received my bachelor's degree from Universidad del Valle, in Cali, Colombia, and Ph.D from the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ.
- I currently maintain treedata.table which was reviewed at rOpenSci
- I help maintaining BayClump with the amazing Hannah Caroll for the Tripati lab at UCLA
- I maintain the Animal Chromosome Count database. The repo is here and publication here.
- I am working on autogradeR, a package to teach data science.
- A new R package to perform phylogenetic analyses within R: phruta
- An R package to integrate BayesTraits and R: rBT
- I'm currently working on salphycon, a shiny app that extends the functionality of
phruta. - A shiny app to check for potential plagiarism in rmd, qmd, txt files.
plagiaRizedis available in the following link.
- If you find any issues in my code or would like to share some tips with me!
- If you want to collaborate on any of my projects
- If you want me to collaborate with you on any of your projects
- If you just want to say hi!
- Here's my website with more info!
- My email: cromanpa94@arizona.edu
- Twitter @cromanpa