François-Joseph Lapointe is a biologist and bioartist at the biology department at the University of Montréal where he manages a molecular and evolutionary ecology lab. In terms of his scientific research, he is interested in phylogenetics, systematics and population genetics. For of his artistic work, he is inspired by molecular biology and genetic models. His most recent project consisted of sequencing his and his partner' microbiomes to generate metagenomic selfies.
74-A "trilling" case of mistaken identity: Call playbacks and mitochondrial DNA identify chorus frogs in southern Québec (Canada) as Pseudacris maculata and not P. triseriata.
73- Self-tracking the microbiome: where do we go from here?
45- Seeing the trees for the network: consensus, information content, and superphylogenies.
40- Properties of supertree methods in the consensus setting.
28- Matrix Representations with Parsimony or with Distances: Two Sides of the Same Coin?
11- Matching behavioral evolution to brain morphology.
Syndrome du museau blanc : une «sélection naturelle» nouveau genre ?