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In the Simms Lab we study evolutionary and community ecology.

As evolutionary ecologists, we ask, “Why do organisms live where they do? Why do they interact with each other, and why do they interact in that way? Why do they have those particular traits?”

We use many tools to study how biotic interactions shape the ecology and evolution of populations and communities.

 

Recent Posts

  1. Postdoctoral scholar Jannick Van Cauwenberghe publishes a new paper! Comments Off on Postdoctoral scholar Jannick Van Cauwenberghe publishes a new paper!
  2. Postdoctoral scholar Jannick Van Cauwenberghe publishes a new paper! Comments Off on Postdoctoral scholar Jannick Van Cauwenberghe publishes a new paper!
  3. Happier Times, at Point Lobos Comments Off on Happier Times, at Point Lobos
  4. Excited to welcome new graduate Student Anna Scharnagl, who will join our lab in August 2019! Comments Off on Excited to welcome new graduate Student Anna Scharnagl, who will join our lab in August 2019!
  5. Postdoc Jannick Van Cauwenberghe gave a poster at the 2019 Microbial Population Biology Gordon Conference Comments Off on Postdoc Jannick Van Cauwenberghe gave a poster at the 2019 Microbial Population Biology Gordon Conference
  6. Congratulations to Helen! Comments Off on Congratulations to Helen!
  7. Congratulations to Kim La Pierre for a new paper! Comments Off on Congratulations to Kim La Pierre for a new paper!
  8. Welcome to Marriam and Mohsin! Comments Off on Welcome to Marriam and Mohsin!
  9. Congratulations to Anthony Pham! Comments Off on Congratulations to Anthony Pham!