About Me:

My name is Marianne Dehasque and I am an evolutionary biologist interested in understanding how evolutionary and demographic processes shape an organism's genome. My research involves analyzing time-series data from historical and/or ancient samples. Currently, I am a postdoctoral researcher at Uppsala University, studying the genomics of feralization in sheep.

When I am not at my desk, you can probably find me casting or chasing a plastic disc. I am an enthusiastic ultimate frisbee player.

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Career summary:

Postdoctoral researcher, 2025-present

University of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, US

Topic: Tracking rapid evolutionary responses to climate change through temporal genomics in Philippine fish

Postdoctoral researcher, 2023-2025

Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden

Topic: Genomics of feralization in sheep

PhD in Zoology, Systematics, and Evolution, 2018-2023

Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden

Topic: Reconstruction of woolly mammoth evolutionary history and extinction dynamics

Jr. Data Architect, 2017-2018

Agilent Technologies, Niel, Belgium

MSc in Evolution and Behaviour Biology, 2014-2016

University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium

BSc in Biology, 2011-2014

University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium