The Faculty and their Research

Research Areas -- Quantitative Methods

Christoph C. Adami Evolution of Behavior and Intelligence.

James R. Bence Quantitative fishery ecology.

Janette Boughman Behavioral and evolutionary ecology; mechanisms of speciation.

C. Titus Brown Genomics, evolution and development.

Jeffrey K. Conner Evolutionary ecology, ecological genetics.

Yuehua Cui Statistical genetics, bioinformatics, longitudinal data analysis.

Ian M. Dworkin Genetic basis of phenotypic variation and evolution.

Diane Ebert-May Science education; plant ecology.

Bryan K. Epperson Population genetics and molecular and forest genetics.

Andrew O. Finley Methodology for monitoring and modeling environmental processes; Bayesian statistics; spatial statistics; and statistical computing.

Thomas Getty Behavioral ecology of vertebrates.

Erik Goodman Genetic algorithms and evolutionary computation.

Marianne Huebner Statistical Genetics, Microarray Analysis, Ecological Models, Biological Networks, Stochastic Differential Equations.

Christopher Klausmeier Theoretical and aquatic ecology.

Richard E. Lenski Experimental evolution with microbes and digital organisms.

Jianguo (Jack) Liu Systems modeling and simulation; biodiversity and ecosystem management.

Brian A. Maurer Macroecology, biogeography, quantitative population and community ecology.

Philip K. McKinley Distributed computing; digital evolution; ecosystem monitoring.

Joseph Messina Spatial models, environment, applied climate change.

Gary G. Mittelbach Community ecology and aquatics.

Cheryl A. Murphy Environmental toxicology.

Charles A. Ofria Evolution of biocomplexity, computational evolving systems.

Scott Peacor Population & community ecology, ecological & ecosystem modeling, aquatic ecology.

Robert T. Pennock Philosophy of biology; evolutionary computation; history & philosophy of science; science & values.

Shin-Han Shiu Evolution of Genomes.

Julius H. Jackson Microbial physiology & genetics; bacterial gene & genome evolution.

David W. MacFarlane Forest measurements and modeling.

William F. Porter Wildlife Ecology.