Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Step 2:

Find your advisor

Our Faculty Grid below is a great resource to start your search for a graduate advisor. The Grid indicates which faculty are recruiting for the upcoming cycle. The list is updated between June 1 and October 15 every year. If there are no faculty recruiting in your interest area, please revisit us between June 1 and October 15 for an updated list.

Watch our Faculty Grid orientation video to get started!

Browse the Grid to find a lab that fits your interests

 

Check out each person’s research area, website, and availability below. You can also see all our official faculty bios on the website here. Have some fun exploring the research opportunities here and choose a few advisors that could be a great fit for you!

 
First NameLast NameAccepting students for Fall 2024 cohort?ExpertiseWebsite
WilliamAdamsNoPlant ecophysiology; structure/function of leavesBio
NicholeBargerTBDAridlands ecology; restoration; biogeochemical cyclingBarger Lab
LisaCorwinNoBiology education, Psychosocial outcomes, Assessment of Course-based Undergraduate Research ExperiencesREACH Lab
KendiDaviesMaybe, email meEffects of multiple disturbances on biodiversity; forest fragmentation experiment; Australia; fire; climate change; invertebrates; forestDavies Lab
LauraDeeTBDGlobal change ecologyDee Lab
BarbaraDemmig AdamsNoPhotosynthesis; plant ecology and physiology; photoprotection; biofuelsBio
NancyEmeryNoEvolutionary ecology, population biologyEmery Lab
LukeEvansYes, email meBehavioral, quantitative, and statistical geneticsEvans Statistical Genetics Laboratory
NoahFiererTBDEnvironmental microbiology; human microbiomeFierer Lab
MikeGilTBDMarine ecologyGil Lab
Eve-LynHinckleyNoEcosystem biogeochemistryHinckley lab
PieterJohnsonYes, email meDisease ecology; marine biology; aquatic sciences Johnson Lab
AmbikaKamathNoAnimal behaviorFLAIR Lab
NolanKaneTBDGenomics; bioinformatics; speciation; hybridizationKane Lab
PatrickKociolekTBDTaxonomy, systemicsBio
JingchunLiMaybe, email meBiodiversification, symbiosis, invertebrates, evolutionary biologyLi Lab
ErinManzitto-TrippNoPlant systematicsThe Tripp Report
AndrewMartinTBDConservation geneticsMartin Lab
AndrewMcAdamYes, email meNatural selection, adaptation, quantitative genetics, social evolution, plasticityMcAdam Lab
ChristyMcCainYes, email meAnimal Community Ecology, Biodiversity, Climate Change Biology, Montane EcologyMcCain Mountain Lab
Valerie McKenzieTBDParasitology, host-associated microbes, disease ecologyMcKenzie Lab
DanMedeirosTBDDevelopmental evolution, vertebratesMedeiros Lab
BrettMelbourneYesBiodiversity, invasive speciesMelbourne Lab
IsabellaOleksyYes, email meecosystem ecology, biogeochemistry, aquatic ecology, limnologyWebsite
AlishaQuandtMaybe, see my websiteMycology, host-microbe interactions, comparative genomics, microbial diversity Quandt Lab
SammyRamseyYes, email meSymbiosis, Pollinator Health, Invasive Species Ecology, Superorganism BiologyRamsey Lab
JulianResascoNoCommunity Ecology, Landscape Ecology, Spatial Ecology, Conservation BiologyResasco Lab
RebeccaSafranYes, email meSpeciation, evolutionary ecology, population genomics, science communicationSafran Lab
StevenSchmidtTBDExtremophiles, Microbial Ecology, Biogeochemistry, CryobiosphereAlpine Microbial Observatory
StaceySmithNoMolecular phylogenetics, plant trait evolutionSmith Lab
DavidStockTBDGenetic morphological evolutionBio
KatharineSudingTBDPlant community ecology, restoration ecology, diversity, species interactions, plant-soil feedbacksSuding Lab
ScottTaylorNoHybridization, speciation, anthropogenic change, population genomicsTaylor Lab
MerrittTuretskyTBDEcosystem ecology, disturbance ecology including wildfire, carbon and nutrient biogeochemistryBio