Anna Maria Langmüller

Anna Maria Langmüller

AIAS-AUFF fellow studying adaptation across time and space.

New preprint: Purifying Selection Shapes the Dynamics of P-element Invasion in Drosophila Populations!

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Preprint alert: Purifying Selection Shapes the Dynamics of P-element Invasion in Drosophila Populations

We used individual-based modeling and surrogate models to better understand P-element invasion dynamics in experimental Drosophila populations.

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Festival of Research 2025

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I gave a speed talk at the Arhus Festival of Research about my work on transposable element invasions in Drosophila. Couldn’t make it? A short article about my talk is available online .

New paper published!

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New paper out in Theoretical Population Biology! We investigate spatial structure in disease models, revealing when spatial heterogeneity must be considered for accurate predictions and how it impacts key epidemiological outcomes—bridging theory and simulations for more realistic epidemic modeling. For a plain-language summary, check out the blog post under the “Publications” tab.

New position @ AIAS

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I am delighted to start my new position as AIAS-AUFF fellow at the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Science. In my project, I will use individual simulations and statistical frameworks to study how adaptation works across time and space.