Our lab recently received a 4-year NSF Integrative Organismal Systems award to study effects of environmental stress on the physiological architecture of inter-individual variation (NSF award link). This award includes support for a postdoc, and we are currently looking for an outstanding scientist to fill that position.
I will be accepting applications for graduate student positions in the lab (MS or PhD, with preference for PhD students) to start in 2026. If you are interested in learning more about the lab and/or WSU, please send me an introductory email outlining your background, research interests, and career goals, and attach your academic transcript. […]
Arani Cuevas-Sanchez successfully defended her MS thesis on April Fools’ Day 2020. Congratulations on achieving this important milestone, despite the challenges imposed by COVID circumstance. Arani has accepted an offer to pursue her PhD at Texas A&M. Good luck!
Any prospective postdoctoral researchers who wish to pursue external fellowship support to work in our lab, for example via the NSF postdoctoral fellowship in biology, are encouraged to contact me. Preferably this would happen at least a month before the relevant deadline.
This study was led by former postdoc Lani Gleason (Sacramento State University) and two undergraduates, Emma Strand and Brian Hizon.
Our first two manuscripts based on the MusselTracker individual monitoring system have been accepted for publication in Journal of Experimental Biology. This was collaborative work with a great team from up and down the West coast. See the JEB website for further details.
I intend to recruit undergraduate research students from a variety of backgrounds for our ongoing projects. There are a number of opportunities for students with interests ranging from animal physiology & biochemistry to bioinformatics to electrical engineering, either using existing datasets or collecting/simulating your own. Preference will be given to students who are genuinely interested […]