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Biochemistry
R. Bentley
J. Brodsky
J. Franzen
P. Grabowski
J. Hempel
L. Jen-Jacobson
K. Kiselyov
C. Peebles
J. Rosenberg
A. Schwacha
Cell Biology
J. Brodsky
A. Chung
J. Hildebrand
L. Jacobson
N. Kaufmann
K. Kiselyov
J. Pipas
M.-T. Sáens-Robles
W. Saunders
C. Walsh
Computational Biology
M. Grabe
J. Lawrence
J. Rosenberg
Developmental Biology
G. Campbell
D. Chapman
J. Hildebrand
B. Roman
S. Shostak
B. Stronach
V. Twombly
Ecology
T.-L. Ashman
W. Carson
W. Coffman
S. Kalisz
T. Katzner
R. Relyea
S. Tonsor
B. Traw
Evolution
T.-L. Ashman
A. Bledsoe
S. Kalisz
J. Lawrence
Z.-X. Luo
R. Relyea
S. Shostak
S. Tonsor
B. Traw
Genetics
K. Arndt
T.-L. Ashman
G. Campbell
D. Chapman
G. Hatfull
J. Hildebrand
L. Jacobson
S. Kalisz
J. Martens
V. Oke
W. Saunders
B. Stronach
S. Tonsor
R. Wood
Microbiology
G. Hatfull
R. Hendrix
J. Lawrence
V. Oke
J. Pipas
M. Popa
I. Campbell
R.L. Duda
S. Godfrey
Molecular Biology
K. Arndt
J. Franzen
P. Grabowski
G. Hatfull
R. Hendrix
L. Jen-Jacobson
J. Martens
C. Peebles
J. Pipas
J. Rosenberg
A. Schwacha
C. Walsh
Plant Biology
T.-L. Ashman
W. Carson
S. Kalisz
V. Oke
C. Partanen
S. Tonsor
B. Traw
Science Education
A. Bledsoe
K. Curto
S. Donovan
L. Daniels
S. Godfrey
N. Kaufmann
C. LaFave
J. Newman
E. Polinko
M. Popa
L. Roberts
T. Seiflein
R. Sherwin
A. Slinskey Legg
Structural Biology
M. Grabe
J. Hempel
R. Hendrix
L. Jen-Jacobson
J. Rosenberg
A. VanDemark
Former Faculty
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The Ecology group of the Biological Sciences
Department uses a wide variety of approaches to resolve fundamental
issues concerning ecological systems that range from microbes to aquatic
and terrestrial communities. Model systems are used to explore diverse
questions such as, how plants respond to changing environments,
how pollinator-plant interactions shape the evolution of plant mating
systems, how resources and trophic interactions structure tropical,
temperate and aquatic communities, and how habitat fragmentation
impacts ecological interactions and the genetic structure of populations.
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