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Physiology
Research by de la Iglesia lab members finds that novel LED light advances melatonin levels
Jeffrey Riffell & Joel Thornton receive first Kavli-NSF grant
Behavioral Ecophysics
Our Behavioral Ecophysics lab focuses on the study of organismal mechanisms (e.g., physiology, biomechanics) in light of biotic and abiotic interactions, with the goal of establishing explicit links between physical laws and rules of life, from individual to ecological scales. A central challenge of biological studies is to describe functional links between underlying architecture (e.g., genotype, phenotype) and emergent phenomena (e.g., performance, ecological patterns).