Other labs
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The Rosenblum Lab | University of Idaho Erica Bree Rosenblum's lab is adjacent to my own. We are beginning a collaboration on the evolutionary ecology of lizards in White Sands. |
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The Alfaro Lab | U.C.L.A. Mike Alfaro studies ecomorphology and evolution in various species of fish. He and I are working on several projects together studying diversification across the tree of life. |
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The
Glor Lab | University of Rochester Rich Glor studies speciation and diversification, mainly in anoles. He and I were in graduate school together, and are currently collaborating on a phylogenetic comparative analysis of the stages of adaptive radiation and a study of the statistical properties of Mantel tests. |
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The
Losos Lab | Harvard University Jonathan Losos studies adaptive radiation in anoles. He was my advisor for my PhD thesis, and a brilliant mentor. |
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Blake Matthews | eawag, Switzerland Blake studies the ecology of food web diversity. He is trying to convince me that plankton are cool. We're collaborating on a number of projects involving lake food webs. |
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The
Melville Lab | Museum Victoria Jane Melville studies ecology and evolution of reptiles and amphibians. Jane and I have an ongoing collaboration studying cross-continental community convergence. |
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The Mooers Lab | Simon Fraser University Arne Mooers studies phylognetic approaches to biodiversity research. He has been instrumental in our NCEAS group studying adaptive radiation. |
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Patrik
Nosil | University of British Columbia Patrik Nosil studies adaptation and speciation. He and I are working on a project investigating the relationship between niche dimensionality and ecological speciation. |
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Liam
Revell | Harvard University Liam Revell studies the evolution of the G matrix, among other things. He and I are developing multivariate phylogenetic comparative methods. |
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The
Schluter Lab | University
of British Columbia Dolph Schluter is a leading scientist who studies evolutionary ecology. He was my postdoctoral advisor at UBC. |
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The
Shurin Lab | University
of British Columbia Jon Shurin studies species diversity. He's a major part of the stickleback experiment investigaing the relationship between speciation and ecosystem function. |
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The Vellend Lab | University
of British Columbia Mark Vellend's research encompasses many aspects of ecology, evolution, and conservation. He and I are working on clarifying the predictions of various neutral ecological models. |












