team
Moi aims to mentor creative scientists that apply evolutionary principles to solve global change problems
@MExpositoAlonso mexpositoalonso@carnegiescience.edu mexpositoalonso@stanford.eduMoi's Google Scholar
Ru aims to develop new genome editing and sequencing technologies and promote science communication
@PengYunruypeng@carnegiescience.edu
Lucas aims to develop methods and software to understand eco-evolutionary processes under climate change
@LucCzechlczech@carnegiescience.edu Lucas' Google Scholar
Megan is interested in using machine learning algorithms to understand selection across plant genomes in response to stress.
@MeganRRuffleymruffley@carnegiescience.edu Megan's Google Scholar
Shannon aims to develop computational models to understand the importance of gene expression modulation for climate adaptation.
@s_hateleyslhateley@carnegiescience.edu Shannon's Google Scholar
Lauren aims to develop deep learning methods for biodiversity modeling to understand both better!
@leg2015gillespl@stanford.edu
Laura aims to investigate the spatial and temporal structure in plant populations and how these inform adaptations to climate change.
@laura_leventhallleventh@stanford.edu
Maliheh Esfahanian
Research Associate (starting May 2021)@MalihehEsfahan1
Erin Zess
Postdoc (starting Feb 2021)@ZessingAround
Lisa aims to investigate climate adaptation in mosquitoes, and the consequences of adaptation on disease transmission
@Lisa_Couperlcouper@stanford.edu
Will aims to understand the multi-dimensional phenotypes explaining drought adaptation
@williangvianaviana@stanford.edu
Sebastian aims to use computational tools and engineering principles to study the underlying mechanisms of plant stress resistance
sebatoro@stanford.edu
Alanna is interested in gaining experience in next generation sequencing in plant biology
apyke@stanford.edu
Clara aims to learn about the genetics of plants and their adaptations to climate
ckiesch@stanford.edu
We are always searching for talented and creative researchers, and are happy to develop together ideas for a competitive fellowship.
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alumni
Eva Sehr (Bioinformatics Master student, FH Campus Wien 2019-2020)
Andrea Ramirez (Biology PhD student rotating Winter 20)
Veronica Pagowski (Biology PhD student rotating Fall 19-Spring20)
active collaborators
Detlef Weigel @ Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, Tübingen, Germany
Hernán A Burbano @ University College London, UK
Rasmus Nielsen @ University of California Berkeley, USA
Oliver Bossdorf @ University of Tübingen, Germany
Rachael Bay @ University of California Berkeley, USA
Stephen Keller @ University of Vermont, USA
Matt Fitzhpatrick @ University of Maryland, USA
Christian Rellstab @ Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL, Switzerland
Dmitri Petrov @ Stanford University, USA
Erin Mordecai @ Stanford University, USA
Hunter Fraser @ Stanford University, USA
Sue Rhee @ Carnegie/Stanford University, USA
Ben Blonder @ University of California Berkeley, CA, USA
José Dinneny @ Stanford University, USA
Noah Whiteman @ University of California Berkeley, USA
All GrENE-net consortium @rround the world