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Jill Wegrzyn Research Group

University of Connecticut
Research lead
Jill Wegrzyn
Research area
Computational genomics
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Computational genomicsPlant population genomicsEnvironmental adaptationBiodiversityCartograPlant

About the research

How can genetic information help explain an organism’s response to its environment?

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Wegrzyn develops computational applications for studying individual genomes and entire populations. Her laboratory creates and maintains CartograPlant, a database and application connecting plant genetics, traits, and environmental conditions. She also participates in the Evolving Meta-Ecosystems initiative, which investigates how Arctic organisms and their ecological relationships respond to climate change. The work brings computational biology and evolutionary research together, making genomic information useful for studying adaptation and biodiversity.

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