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30 professors

Aidee Guzman

Biology
Primary AffiliationEcologyEnvironmental Science

Barbara Block

Biology
Thermal physiologyopen ocean predatorsecological physiology

Barnabas Daru

Biology
Biogeographymacroecology

Chris Field

Biology
Global ecologyclimate change impactsglobal carbon cycle

Christine Jacobs-Wagner

Biology
Bacterial cell replication from general principlesmechanisms to Lyme disease

Christopher Lowe

Biology
Evolutiondevelopmentspecifically the evolution of the deuterostomes

Christopher O. Barnes

Biology
Structural investigation of viral-host interactions

Deborah M Gordon

Biology
Collective behaviorantsmodelling

Dominique Bergmann

Biology
Cell fatestem-cell behaviorscell polarity in plant epidermal lineages

Gretchen C. Daily

Biology
Land usebiodiversity dynamicsecosystem services

H. Craig Heller

Biology
Neurobiology of sleepcircadian rhythmsmemory

Hunter Fraser

Biology
The evolution of gene expressionintegrating experimentscomputation

Jessica Feldman

Biology
Cell patterningcytoskeleton organization during development

Jonas Cremer

Biology
Bacterial physiologyhost-microbe interactions

José R. Dinneny

Biology
Understanding how plants perceiveuseinteract with water at multiple scales

Judith Frydman

Biology
Protein foldingprotein quality controlamyloid

Liqun Luo

Biology
Genetic analysis of neural circuit organizationassembly in fliesmice

Marc Lipsitch

Biology
Primary AffiliationEcologyEnvironmental Science

Marcus Feldman

Biology
Human geneticcultural evolutionmathematical biology

Martha S. Cyert

Biology
Chemicalsystems biology of Ca2+ dependent phosphatase signaling networks

Mary Hynes

Biology
Developmental biology of dopamine neuronsmRNA processing

Or Gozani

Biology
Role of chromatin signaling in nuclear programmingdisease regulation

Rodolfo Dirzo

Biology
Evolutionary ecology of species interactionsConservation science

Ron Kopito

Biology
Protein quality controlmolecular mechanisms of disease