EEB Labs

Thorp's lab centers on the community and ecosystem levels of aquatic ecology.

The Reuman lab does quantitative population and community ecology, often at large spatial scales.

The Lieberman lab uses the fossil record to gain insights into the patterns and processes of macroevolution.

The Smith lab studies the evolution of fishes using morphological and molecular approaches.

Hileman's lab focuses on understanding the evolution of plant development with a focus on floral diversification.

Glor's lab studies the evolution of biological diversity, focusing on adaptive radiation in Anolis lizards and other reptiles.

Engel's lab studies the biology and biodiversity of wild bees throughout the world.

The Cartwright lab studies the evolution of Medusozoa using phylogenetics and development.

The Burgin Lab studies how human activities and climate change affect water quality in wetlands, lakes, and streams.

The Billings' Lab characterizes the features governing nitrogen, carbon, and water fluxes in terrestrial ecosystems, and how these dynamics are influenced by environmental change.