Leander Anderegg

Assistant Professor

Plant ecophysiology, community ecology and biogeography. Ecological responses to climate change.

Thomas Even

EEMB Vice Chair
Senior Lecturer

4322 Life Sciences Building
Population and community ecology, river ecology, predator-prey interactions, science education.

Scott Hodges

Professor

4105 Life Sciences Building
Our laboratory studies the genetic basis of adaptation and speciation using genomic analyses and field-based studies in the genus Aquilegia (Columbines).

Gretchen Hofmann

Professor

4310 Marine Science Institute
Global change biology and marine physiology.

Armand Kuris

Professor

2002 Marine Biotech
The mission of our research group is to reveal the role of infectious diseases in ecosystems. We investigate parasite ecology, disease ecology, food web dynamics, ecology and evolution of infectious strategies, and control of human parasites.

Susan J. Mazer

Professor

4119 Life Sciences Building
Quantitative evolutionary genetics, mating system evolution, adaptation, pollination ecology, and floral evolution.

Todd Oakley

EEMB Department Chair
Professor

4101 Life Sciences Building
Macroevolution, phylogenetics, bioluminescence, vision, molecular evolution, complexity, marine organismal biology.

Joel Rothman

Professor

3137 Bio II
Evolutionary and quantitative genetics of development, robustness and fidelity of complex systems, interstellar biology.

Joshua Schimel

Professor

1108 Noble Hall
Soil and ecosystem ecology, microbial ecology, nutrient cycling, soil organic matter.

Samuel Sweet

Professor

1124 Noble Hall
Distributional ecology and systematics of western North American and Australian amphibians and reptiles; ecology and systematics of monitor lizards; mechanics of intergrade zones and of speciational processes; crypsis; functional and evolutionary morphology; ethnozoology; conservation biology.

Andrew Thurber

Associate Professor

Noble Hall 2136

My research focuses on how deep-sea and polar communities function.  These areas cover well over 63 percent of the gl