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Category: Evolution & Ecology

Greer, Adam

Adam Greer

Adam Greer

Assistant Professor
Marine Sciences

Zooplankton ecology, predator-prey interactions, ocean biophysical coupling, plankton imaging and analysis

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DeMarche, Megan

Megan DeMarche

Megan DeMarche

Assistant Professor
Plant Biology

Plant evolutionary ecology; population dynamics; responses to climate change

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Spivak, Amanda

Amanda Spivak

Amanda Spivak

Associate Professor
Marine Sciences

Coastal ecosystem ecology and biogeochemistry; ecosystem resilience to and recovery from disturbances; global change; carbon cycling

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Lance, Stacey

Stacey L. Lance

Stacey L. Lance

Associate Research Scientist
Toxicology; Savannah River Ecology Laboratory

Evolutionary toxicology, disease ecology, impacts of natural and anthropogenic stressors on freshwater vertebrates.

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Parrott, Ben

Ben Parrott

Ben Parrott

Assistant Professor
Toxicology; Savannah River Ecology Laboratory

Environmental and ecological influences on development, reproduction,
and aging in wildlife and humans.

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Bahl, Justin

Justin Bahl

Justin Bahl

Professor
Infectious Diseases; Bioinformatics

Ecology, epidemiology and evolution of infectious RNA viruses (Influenza A virus, avian paramyxovirus, RSV, MERS-CoV) in animals and humans

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Bi, Pengpeng

Pengpeng Bi

Pengpeng Bi

Associate Professor
Genetics

We use​ the advanced genetic mouse models to study the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying several diseases: obesity, diabetics, muscle and heart diseases.

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Ye, Kaixiong

Kaixiong Ye

Kaixiong Ye

Associate Professor
Genetics; Bioinformatics

Nutritional Genomics; Human Genetics; Population and Quantitative Genomics;
Gene-Diet Interaction during human evolution and in metabolic diseases;

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Vogel, Kevin

Kevin Vogel

Kevin Vogel

Assistant Professor
Entomology

Integrating physiology, genomics, evolution, and microbial symbiosis to understand the biology of insect vectors of disease.

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