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Postdoctoral researcher

Studying plant genomes and how they adapt to rapidly changing or harsh environments is crucial to understand the evolution of diversity and the changes we observe around us in both human-made and natural landscapes. To study these questions, I have joined the Kreiner lab at the University of Chicago. You can find my CV here.

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• Mosaic of Somatic Mutations in Earth’s Largest Living Organism, Pando
  In revision
  Rozenn M. Pineau, Karen E. Mock, Jesse Morris, Vachel Kraklow, Andrea Brunelle, Aurore Pageot, William C. Ratcliff, Zachariah Gompert

• Adaptive radiation during the evolution of complex multicellularity
  Evolutionary Journal of the Linnean Society, 2024
  Kayla S Stoy, Emma Bingham, Anthony Burnetti, Sayantan Datta, Rozenn Pineau, Autumn Peterson, William C Ratcliff

• Emergence and maintenance of stable coexistence during a long-term multicellular evolution experiment
  Nature Ecology and Evolution, 2024
  Rozenn M. Pineau, Eric Libby, David Demory, Dung T. Lac, Thomas Day, Pablo Bravo, Joshua Weitz, Peter J. Yunker, G. Ozan Bozdag, William C. Ratcliff

• Experimental evolution of multicellularity via cuboidal cell packing in fission yeast
  Evolution Letters, 2024
  Rozenn M. Pineau, Penelope C. Kahn, Dung T. Lac, Mia Denning, Whitney Wong, William C. Ratcliff, G. Ozan Bozdag

• Plant biomes demonstrate that landscape resilience today is the lowest it has been since end-Pleistocene megafaunal extinctions
  Global Change Biology, 2020
  Wang, Y., Shipley, B. R., Lauer, D. A., Pineau, R. M., McGuire

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rozennpineau(a)uchicago.edu