Marcus Feldman

Marcus Feldman is a Lecturer in the Department of Biology at Stanford University. His research focuses on human genetic and cultural evolution, mathematical biology, and the demography of China population genetics. Feldman is affiliated with the Department of Biology and holds the title of Burnet C. and Mildred Finley Wohlford Professor. His work explores the intersection of genetics, culture, and population dynamics. Feldman's profile page provides additional details about his research and academic contributions.

Marcus W. Feldman is a Professor of Biological Sciences at Stanford University, specializing in evolution, human genetics, and population genetics. His research explores the interplay between cultural transmission, genetic variation, and evolutionary processes. Feldman's work includes studies on the genetic structure of human populations, the role of niche construction in evolution, and the use of genome-wide data to infer human migration patterns. He has also examined the implications of polygenic risk scores and the dynamics of social learning strategies. His contributions highlight the integration of genetic and cultural factors in shaping human diversity and evolutionary trajectories.