Allison E. Mann, PhD
About me
I’m a biological anthropologist interested in how microbes can help us
understand human evolution, history, and diversity. My research is focused on
the ecological role of microbial eukaryotes and host-associated worms in diverse
species. In addition, I am interested in understanding human-associated microbial
diversity in the past by analyzing preserved paleofeces and dental calculus from
archaeological collections. Python programmer and mechanical keyboard
enthusiast. Currently a postdoctoral research associate at the University of
North Texas in Fort Worth, TX, USA.
