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Professor Simon Ho is a prominent researcher in the field of Molecular Evolution. He has significantly contributed to the understanding of evolutionary processes, particularly in molecular clocks and evolutionary rates. Simon co-founded the Molecular Ecology, Evolution, Phylogenetics Lab in 2011, where he has supervised over 40 Honours and PhD research students. His extensive publication record includes more than 250 scientific articles and he has edited a noteworthy book, 'The Molecular Evolutionary Clock,' published by Springer in 2020. Professor Ho's research interests closely align with the Faculty of Science Research Strengths at the University of Sydney, focusing on the vital aspects of biodiversity conservation, understanding life on Earth, and addressing climate change. He has received numerous accolades for his work, including the Ross Crozier Medal from the Genetics Society Australasia and the Fenner Medal from the Australian Academy of Science. His dedication to advancing the field is also reflected in his participation in various research projects and grants aimed at genomic conservation and evolutionary research.
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