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Research
The research interests of our faculty can be divided into three general themes:
- Organisms and their interaction with the environment
- Integration of the control and dynamics of physiological processes
- Evolution and life history
Each member is classified below with respect to the aforementioned themes.
Name |
Organisms and their interaction with the environment | Integration of the control and dynamics of physiological processes | Evolution and life history |
| Arnheim, Norm | X | X | |
| Boehm, Chris | X | ||
| Bottjer, David | X | X | |
| Bottjer, Sarah | X | X | |
| Chiappe, Luis | X | X | |
| Donovan, Casey | X | ||
| Edmands, Suzanne | X | X | |
| Finch, Caleb | X | X | X |
| Finkel, Steve | X | X | X |
| Flashner, Henryk | X | X | |
| Johnson, Ken | X | X | |
| Liman, Emily | X | X | |
| Manahan, Donal | X | X | X |
| McNitt-Gray, Jill | X | X | X |
| Michaels, Tony | X | ||
| Nealson, Ken | X | X | |
| Nordborg, Magnus | X | X | |
| Stanford, Craig | X | X | |
| Távare, Simon | X | X | X |
| Turcotte, Lorraine | X | X | |
| Wang, Xiaoming | X | X | |
| Yamashita, Nayuta | X | X | X |
The true interdisciplinary nature of the program lies in the experiences that our various graduate students draw from. Click here to view an example. More to come!