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David C. Cannatella
Professor
Curator of Herpetology, Texas Natural History Collections
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Dr. Cannatella and students in his lab study the evolution of amphibians. Some areas of interest are the higher-level phylogeny of amphibians, biodiversity of Neotropical frogs, signal evolution in ...
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Clarence Chan
Associate Professor in Molecular Genetics & Microbiology
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Our research is focused on two basic processes that are critical for the proliferation and well being of all eukaryotic cells - chromosome segregation (i.e., mitosis) and the spatial control of cell ...
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Z. Jeffrey Chen
D. J. Sibley Centennial Professor in Plant Molecular Genetics
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We study genetic and epigenetic mechanisms for gene expression changes in polyploids. Polyploidy, or whole-genome duplication (WGD), is an evolutionary innovation for all eukaryotes including some ...
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Laura Colgin
Assistant Professor of Neuroscience
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Brain rhythms reflect synchronized activity across many neurons and thus provide a means for studying how groups of neurons coordinate their activity during complex cognitive functions such as ...
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Lydia Contreras
Assistant Professor
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Our research combines biomolecular engineering, genetic studies and computational modeling to understand molecular features that lead to the specific recognition and interaction of RNAs and proteins. ...
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David Crews
Ashbel Smith Professor of Integrative Biology, and Psychology
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One of my research programs focuses on sex determination
as a case study in how evolution has produced very different mechanisms for achieving the same end. Here I take advantage of the fact that in ...
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Molly Cummings
Associate Professor
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My research focuses on the external and internal mechanisms that drive biodiversity in animal communication traits. I combine environmental measures, behavioral experiments in the lab, and molecular ...
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