Aman Y. Husbands

This researcher studies how plants develop their shapes and tissues, combining molecular genetics with computational and mathematical approaches like topological data analysis and machine learning to understand leaf form, gene expression patterns, and organ development in species such as Arabidopsis and grapevine. Their work spans wet-lab plant molecular biology (studying genes involved in fertility, DNA methylation, and stem/vascular tissue formation) and quantitative methods for analyzing biological shape and gene expression data across flowering plants.

Publication output has grown from sparse activity in 2017-2019 to a steady average of about 5 publications per year over the last five years, with continued output into 2026.

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