Domain names associated with Ecology And Evolutionary Biology

Welcome to the Farrer Lab research website!  Emily Farrer is a new assistant professor at Tulane University in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. The Farrer lab examines the interactions that structure plant and microbial communities in space and time, and how global change and land use patterns alter these interactions with consequences for biodiversity and ecosystem…

Welcom to IJPAB International Journal of Pure & Applied Bioscience (IJPAB) is a peer reviewed, bimonthly, open access online official international journal go www.ijpab.com

Mark A. McPeek, Professor of Biological Sciences, Dartmouth College

I'm currently recruiting graduate students for Fall 2018. Check the "Join Us" page for more information! We study how evolutionary processes structure biological communities. Our research integrates studies on (1) how interactions between species evolve, (2) what factors promote and constrain microevolutionary processes, especially natural selection, and (3) how ecological and evolutionary dynamics are entwined to…

Matt Grobis is a PhD candidate in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Princeton University studying collective antipredator behavior

The Department of Collective Behaviour at University of Konstanz/Max Planck Institutue of Ornithology

The Gore biophysics laboratory in the MIT Physics Department uses microbes to study systems biology, evolutionary dynamics, and quantitative ecology.

International scientific journal which publishes papers from all areas related to biotechnology.

Mr. Rainbeau's Biology & Marine Biology/Oceanography Site @ Ridgefield High School!

Research group at UC-Berkeley studying evolution of parasitism and host resistance.

We incorporate genomic data from museum specimens and use historical records and natural history to explore how species are responding to our changing planet. Our research includes behavioral ecology, evolutionary biology, adaptive response to climate change and conservation policy. We are particularly interested in projects involving interdisciplinary perspectives and in collaborating with those from diverse backgrounds!

  I am a Banting Postdoctoral Fellow in Amy Angert's Lab at the University of British Columbia. I carried out my PhD at the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department at the University of Toronto under the supervision of Marc Johnson. I study evolutionary ecology across large spatial scales with of focus on understanding range-wide differences…

Currently I am a DFG (German Research Foundation) Postdoctoral Research Fellow within the Department of Eawag Fish Ecology and Evolution in the group of Prof. Ole Seehausen, Kastanienbaum in Switzerland, and collaborate with the Sensory Neurobiology Group of Prof. Justin Marshall at the Queensland Brain Institute, The University of Queensland in Australia, and Carleton lab…

One of the oldest and most fundamental objectives of evolutionary biology is to understand how genetic variation affects fitness.  This is not only the key to understanding Darwinian fitness and the evolution of mating systems, but also has a bearing on important problems facing society, such as climate change.  To tackle this question, we apply…

I study the evolution, ecology, and biology of organisms responding to global environmental change.

I am a marine biologist studying the evolutionary ecology of symbiotic interactions between hosts and microbes. My research integrates natural history and behavioral ecology with molecular methods to better understand how these specialized associations are established and persist through time. I am especially interested in a group of bioluminescent coral reef fish (Siphamia) and their symbiotic relationship with luminous…

Ben Freeman is a graduate student in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Cornell University. He studies birds in tropical mountains.

Casey Dunn's laboratory in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Yale University.

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA - SFI: Synthesizing Functional Biology, Ecophysiology, Community Ecology, Evolutionary Biology & Biodiversity Science

Ben Kerr's Lab at the University of Washington. We use a combination of mathematical analysis, computer simulation, and laboratory experiments with microbes to explore theoretical and empirical angles on topics in ecology, evolutionary biology, and the philosophy of biology.