We study life at every scale
We’re interested in understanding how life work and using that knowledge to address some of the most pressing challenges facing human health and the environment. Our research involves cancer and neurodegeneration, genomics and bioinformatics, infectious disease and microbial communities, organismal physiology and development, freshwater ecosystems, environmental toxicology, conservation, and the biological consequences of climate change. Aquatic and water-related research are particularly strong parts of our history and identity.
Want to study or partner with us?
Collaboration is where research thrives. Whether you’re a student looking to study with a member of our faculty or an industry leader interested in partnership, we want to hear from you.