Colleagues
Lenski Labbers (Lenski-ites? Lenskians?), Current and (*)Former
Richard Lenski - The boss. He also has a blog.
Brian Baer* - Computer tech extraordinaire. Michigan State University
Jeff Barrick* - Jeff's interests are too broad and varied to fully list. Suffice to say he is among the most brilliant scientists with whom I have ever worked. Professor, The University of Texas at Austin
Carla Davidson* - Founder, Endeavour Scientific. She also has a blog.
Rohan Maddamsetti* - Postdoc with the Marks Lab at Harvard Medical School. Generally smart and creative researcher with a variety of interests, and an excellent genome analyst.
Justin Meyer* - Justin investigates host-shifts in bacteriophage, the origins of novel functions, fitness landscapes, and much, much more. Professor, University of California at San Diego
Caroline Turner* - A postdoc with Vaugh Cooper at the University of Pittsburgh, Caroline does interesting work at the remarkable place where ecology and evolution meet.
Brian Wade - Brian's work involves experimental evolution of stress tolerance in E. coli.
Other Colleagues and Collaborators
Betul Kacar - Betul is pioneering a new field of experimental evolution looking at ancient resurrected genes in modern organisms, and does a great deal of science outreach in both the US and her native Turkey. Assistant professor, Arizona State University.
Amy Lark - Amy is a brilliant professor of education who is focused on how to more effectively teach evolution at the high school and college levels. Michigan Tech.
Dennis W. Grogan - My MS mentor. His lab studies hyperthermophilic Archaea. Professor, University of Cincinnati
Eli Levy Karin - Graduate student, University of Tel Aviv
Sabrina Mueller-Spitz - Professor, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh
Yaara Oren - Biologist sojourning as CEO of Wiz-Tags. Currently in Boston, Massachusetts.
Jessica Plucain - Postdoc, University of Bern
Kaitlin Schaal - Brilliant PhD student in the lab of Greg Velicer at ETH Zurich, who uses experimental evolution with Myxococcus to study the origins of biodiversity. She also has a website.
Sonal Shewaramani - Sonal does really nifty work examining the different mutational spectra in E. coli under oxic and anoxic conditions. Postdoc with Rees Kassen, University of Ottawa.
Joan Slonczewski - Microbiologist, educator, science fiction author. Professor, Kenyon College
C. Susannah Tysor - Susannah studies the effects of climate change on forests. Graduate Student, University of British Columbia
Emily G. Weigel - Academic specialist, Georgia Institute of Technology. She works on the mating behavior of stickleback fish, various aspects of sexual selection, and does a wide array of outreach activities that make her one of the best citizen scientists I know.
Richard Lenski - The boss. He also has a blog.
Brian Baer* - Computer tech extraordinaire. Michigan State University
Jeff Barrick* - Jeff's interests are too broad and varied to fully list. Suffice to say he is among the most brilliant scientists with whom I have ever worked. Professor, The University of Texas at Austin
Carla Davidson* - Founder, Endeavour Scientific. She also has a blog.
Rohan Maddamsetti* - Postdoc with the Marks Lab at Harvard Medical School. Generally smart and creative researcher with a variety of interests, and an excellent genome analyst.
Justin Meyer* - Justin investigates host-shifts in bacteriophage, the origins of novel functions, fitness landscapes, and much, much more. Professor, University of California at San Diego
Caroline Turner* - A postdoc with Vaugh Cooper at the University of Pittsburgh, Caroline does interesting work at the remarkable place where ecology and evolution meet.
Brian Wade - Brian's work involves experimental evolution of stress tolerance in E. coli.
Other Colleagues and Collaborators
Betul Kacar - Betul is pioneering a new field of experimental evolution looking at ancient resurrected genes in modern organisms, and does a great deal of science outreach in both the US and her native Turkey. Assistant professor, Arizona State University.
Amy Lark - Amy is a brilliant professor of education who is focused on how to more effectively teach evolution at the high school and college levels. Michigan Tech.
Dennis W. Grogan - My MS mentor. His lab studies hyperthermophilic Archaea. Professor, University of Cincinnati
Eli Levy Karin - Graduate student, University of Tel Aviv
Sabrina Mueller-Spitz - Professor, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh
Yaara Oren - Biologist sojourning as CEO of Wiz-Tags. Currently in Boston, Massachusetts.
Jessica Plucain - Postdoc, University of Bern
Kaitlin Schaal - Brilliant PhD student in the lab of Greg Velicer at ETH Zurich, who uses experimental evolution with Myxococcus to study the origins of biodiversity. She also has a website.
Sonal Shewaramani - Sonal does really nifty work examining the different mutational spectra in E. coli under oxic and anoxic conditions. Postdoc with Rees Kassen, University of Ottawa.
Joan Slonczewski - Microbiologist, educator, science fiction author. Professor, Kenyon College
C. Susannah Tysor - Susannah studies the effects of climate change on forests. Graduate Student, University of British Columbia
Emily G. Weigel - Academic specialist, Georgia Institute of Technology. She works on the mating behavior of stickleback fish, various aspects of sexual selection, and does a wide array of outreach activities that make her one of the best citizen scientists I know.