Population Genomics is the study of genetic variation within and between populations using large-scale genomic data aiming to understand the processes that shape their evolutionary history and structure. This process involves analyzing DNA sequences from many individuals and populations to uncover patterns of genetic variation, identify the effects of selection, and track the spread of genetic variants over time.
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