John W. Henry (Ph.D., theoretical population genetics)

John W. Henry, Ph.D., is a scientist specialized in theoretical population genetics, the study of how genes change and spread through populations over time. His work involves modeling and understanding the mathematical processes behind genetic variation, evolution, and natural selection. By developing complex models, he helps explain how genetic traits evolve within species, which can inform fields like medicine, conservation, and evolutionary biology. Essentially, his research provides insights into the fundamental mechanisms that shape the genetic makeup of living organisms.