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Professor

Abrahms, Briana abrahms@uw.edu Abrahms Lab website Assistant Professor New grads: Yes ✓ We combine global change biology with behavioral ecology to study the ecological causes and consequences of animal behavior and the impacts of environmental change on wildlife populations.	Ammirati, Joseph F. cort@u.washington.edu Professor New grads: Not at this time	Bagheri, Neda nbagheri@uw.edu Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Emergent dynamics within and among cell populations; multi-scale, multi-class computational models of dynamic life systems; network inference of cellular regulation; (machine) learning from biological data; entrainment & control.
Bergstrom, Carl cbergst@u.washington.edu Personal webpage Calling Bullshit Professor New grads: Not at this time	Boersma, P. Dee boersma@uw.edu Professor New grads: Not at this time	Bosma, Martha M. martibee@uw.edu Professor New grads: Yes ✓
Brenowitz, Eliot A. eliotb@uw.edu Professor New grads: Not at this time	Brosi, Berry J bbrosi@uw.edu Brosi Lab website Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓ We are interested in how the structure of biological communities impacts their stability and functioning, primarily using plant-pollinator interaction networks as a model system.	Brunton, Bing W. bbrunton@uw.edu website Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Developing data-driven dynamic models of brain and natural behavior
Buckley, Lauren lbuckley@uw.edu Buckley Lab Trench Project Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Our research focuses on using physiology to improve models for predicting ecological and evolutionary responses to climate variability and change.	Cabernard, Clemens ccabern@uw.edu Cabernard lab website Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓ My lab is investigating mechanisms to establish cellular and subcellular asymmetry, and its contribution to cell diversity and tissue morphogenesis	Carrington, Emily ecarring@uw.edu Carrington Lab Website Professor New grads: Yes ✓ We study the effects of variable environmental conditions on the biomechanical, physiological and ecological performance of coastal marine organisms, especially invertebrates and seaweeds on rocky shores.
Daniel, Thomas danielt@u.washington.edu Daniel Lab Website Professor New grads: Not at this time Our research seeks to understand the principles the govern and control movement in living systems. Some of our work seeks to provide a mechanistic understanding of sensorimotor control as well as the molecular basis of force generation.	de la Iglesia, Horacio horaciod@uw.edu de la Iglesia lab Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Di Stilio, Verónica distilio@u.washington.edu Lab website Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Plant evolution and development (evo-devo). The genetic basis of plant innovations; functional evolution of key transcription factors; phylogenetic comparative methods
Imaizumi, Takato takato@uw.edu Lab website Professor New grads: Not at this time Our research goals are to investigate how plants respond and adapt to daily and seasonal changes at the molecular level for survival.	Kerr, Benjamin kerrb@uw.edu Kerr Lab Website Professor New grads: Yes ✓ We use real-time evolution experiments with microorganisms to understand how genetic and ecological interactions shape evolution, and how new levels of biological organization emerge.	Klicka, John klicka@uw.edu The Klicka Lab Professor New grads: Not at this time
Leaché, Adam leache@uw.edu Lab website Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Evolution and systematics of reptiles and amphibians, with a focus on phylogenetics, phylogeography, and species delimitation, mostly in lizards.	Moody, William J. profbill@u.washington.edu Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Nemhauser, Jennifer jn7@uw.edu Nemhauser Lab Website DiversifyPlantSci Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Plant Development + Plant Synthetic Biology = Plant Logic Working to topple structural inequities including systemic racism. BLM
Olmstead, Richard olmstead@uw.edu Olmstead Lab Professor New grads: Not at this time My research uses phylogeny to understand diversification of flowering plants over time and across space, primarily in the Neotropics.	Paredez, Alexander aparedez@uw.edu Pardez Lab Website Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓ We study the cell and developmental biology of the divergent protozoan parasite Giardia lamblia to identify new therapeutic opportunities.	Parrish, Jay jzp2@uw.edu Parrish Lab Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓
Parrish, Julia K. jparrish@uw.edu Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Perkel, David J. perkel@uw.edu Perkel lab Professor New grads: Yes ✓ We are interested in neural mechanisms of vocal learning and production in birds and in bipedal balance in birds	Promislow, Daniel promislo@uw.edu Promislow Lab Dog Aging Project Professor New grads: Yes ✓ We seek to understand how evolution, genetics and environment shape complex traits in fruit flies and pet dogs.
Rasmussen, Jeff rasmuss@uw.edu Rasmussen Lab Assistant Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Molecular and cellular regulation of zebrafish organ development and repair	Rico-Guevara, Alejandro colibri@uw.edu Personal website Assistant Professor New grads: Yes ✓ I use nectar-feeding animals to bridge the gap between our knowledge of ecological and coevolutionary patterns and their underlying mechanisms.	Riffell, Jeff jriffell@uw.edu Riffell Laboratory website Professor New grads: Yes ✓
Ruesink, Jennifer L. ruesink@u.washington.edu Professor New grads: Not at this time Marine community ecology, especially interaction networks, aquaculture impacts, species invasions, and response to global change in biogenic habitats (shellfish and seagrass) of mudflats	Santana, Sharlene ssantana@uw.edu Santana Lab website Burke Museum Mammalogy Associate Professor New grads: Not at this time We study the evolution of morphological, functional, behavioral and ecological traits, and how they relate to the radiation of bats and other mammals.	Schindler, Daniel E. deschind@u.washington.edu Professor New grads: Yes ✓
Sebens, Kenneth sebens@uw.edu Sebens Lab Kenneth P Sebens Professor New grads: Not at this time	Sidor, Christian casidor@u.washington.edu Professor New grads: Not at this time Vertebrate paleontology and evolution, particularly of the Permian and Triassic.	Steinbrenner, Adam astein10@uw.edu Steinbrenner Lab Webpage Assistant Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Function and evolution of the plant immune system
Strömberg, Caroline caestrom@u.washington.edu Strömberg Lab Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Paleobotany & paleoecology: Reconstructing ecosystem assembly through Earth history, focusing on the role of plants, especially grasses and grasslands.	Summers, Adam fishguy@uw.edu Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Swalla, Billie J. bjswalla@u.washington.edu Evolution and Development of Animal Body Plans Professor New grads: Yes ✓ We are investigating the molecular control underlying development, evolution and regeneration of marine invertebrates.
Swann, Abigail L. S. aswann@u.washington.edu Ecoclimate Lab Website Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Abigail Swann is an atmospheric scientist and ecologist who is interested in the transitions, thresholds, and feedbacks of the coupled ecosystem-climate system, or ecoclimate. More specifically, she works to understand when, where, and how plants influence the climate across a range of spatial and temporal scales.	Theriot, Julie jtheriot@uw.edu The Theriot Lab Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Van Volkenburgh, Elizabeth lizvanv@u.washington.edu Plant Growth Lab Professor New grads: Not at this time Probing physiological mechanisms determining leaf growth rate and resource allocation and behavior in growing plants.
Wakimoto, Barbara wakimoto@uw.edu Professor New grads: Not at this time We use genetics, genomics and cell biological approaches to understand sperm function during fertilization and paternal effects on early embryogenesis	Ward, Peter D. argo@uw.edu Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Wilson Mantilla, Greg gpwilson@u.washington.edu Professor New grads: Yes ✓ Understanding early mammal evolution and ecology in the context of earth history events through fieldwork, systematics, and functional analysis.

Affiliate

Amemiya, Chris T. camemiya@benaroyaresearch.org Chris Amemiya's Google Scholar page Chris Amemiya's Univ. California page Affiliate Professor New grads: Not at this time	Baliga, Nitin nbaliga@systemsbiology.org Affiliate Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Borboroglu, Pablo pgborbor@cenpat.edu.ar Affiliate Associate Professor New grads: Not at this time
Brainerd, Elizabeth elizabeth_brainerd@brown.edu Affiliate Professor New grads: Not at this time	Dunwiddie, Peter pdunwidd@u.washington.edu Affiliate Professor New grads: Not at this time My research focuses on the intersection of conservation biology, ecological restoration, biogeography, and floristics in the Pacific Northwest.	Gobush, Kathleen kathleen.gobush@gmail.com Affiliate Assistant Professor New grads: Not at this time
Groom, Martha groom@uw.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Not at this time	Hille Ris Lambers, Janneke jhrl@uw.edu Lab Website MeadoWatch Program Affiliate Professor New grads: Not at this time	Hoekstra, Jonathan jon.hoekstra@mtsgreenway.org Affiliate Assistant Professor New grads: Not at this time
Koch, Christof ChristofK@alleninstitute.org Affiliate Professor New grads: Not at this time	Mills, Claudia E. cemills@uw.edu Affiliate Professor New grads: Not at this time Biology of medusae, ctenophores, and staurozoans in changing ocean ecosystems.	Minin, Vladimir vminin@uci.edu Affiliate Associate Professor New grads: Not at this time
Moens, Cecilia B. cmoens@fhcrc.org Affiliate Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Moore, Sue moore4@uw.edu Affiliate Professor New grads: Not at this time	Parkhurst, Susan M. susanp@fhcrc.org Parkhurst Lab website Affiliate Professor New grads: Yes ✓
Priess, James R. jpriess@fhcrc.org Affiliate Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Rutherford, Suzannah srutherf@fhcrc.org Affiliate Assistant Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Secord, David barnaclestrategies@gmail.com Personal LinkedIn Page Affiliate Associate Professor New grads: Not at this time
Shou, Wenying wshou@u.washington.edu Lab Website Affiliate Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Snyder-Mackler, Noah nsnyderm@asu.edu Affiliate Assistant Professor New grads: Not at this time	Torii, Keiko ktorii@utexas.edu Affiliate Professor New grads: Not at this time

Emeritus

Bakken, Aimee Hayes bakkena@u.washington.edu Associate Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Bendich, Arnold J. bendich@uw.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Bradshaw, H.D. 'Toby' toby@u.washington.edu Bradshaw Lab website Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Buttemer, Helen helenb@uw.edu Teaching Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Cattolico, Rose Ann racat@u.washington.edu Cattolico Laboratory Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Cleland, Robert E. cleland@uw.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Cloney, Richard A. cloney@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Cooper, Mark S. mscooper@u.washington.edu Associate Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	del Moral, Roger moral@uw.edu Roger del Moral's Web Site Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Ebrey, Thomas tebrey@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Felsenstein, Joseph joe@gs.washington.edu My web page My CV Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Foe, Victoria vicfoe@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Freeman, Scott srf991@u.washington.edu Teaching Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Graubard, Katherine graubard@u.washington.edu New grads: Not at this time	Halperin, Walter whalper@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Haskins, Edward F. haskins@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Hille, Merrill B. mbhille@uw.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Huey, Raymond B. hueyrb@uw.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Kenagy, Jim kenagy@uw.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Kohn, Alan J. kohn@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Laird, Charles D. cdlaird@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Leopold, Estella eleopold@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Nicotri, Mary E nicotri@uw.edu Teaching Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	O'Connor, Eileen eoc@uw.edu Teaching Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Orians, Gordon H. blackbrd@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Palka, John M. jpalka@whidbey.com Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Ramenofsky, Marilyn mramenof@u.washington.edu Teaching Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Riddiford, Lynn M. lmr@uw.edu Profile/ Lynn M Riddiford Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time To understand the hormonal regulation of insect and crustacean metamorphosis	Rohwer, Sievert rohwer@uw.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Russell, Millie L. mrussell@u.washington.edu Teaching Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Strathmann, Richard R. rrstrath@uw.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Truman, James W. trumanj@janelia.hhmi.org Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Tsukada, Matsuo tsukada@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Waaland, Susan sdw@u.washington.edu Teaching Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Waaland, J. Robert jrw@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Willows, A.O. Dennis dwillows@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time
Wingfield, John C. jwingfie@u.washington.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Wise, Phyllis pmwise@uw.edu Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time	Zeman, Leslie B. zeman@u.washington.edu Teaching Professor Emeritus New grads: Not at this time

Adjunct

Beecher, Michael beecher@u.washington.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Not at this time	Deutsch, Curtis cdeutsch@uw.edu Adjunct Associate Professor New grads: Not at this time	Eisenberg, Dan dtae@uw.edu Personal webpage Adjunct Associate Professor New grads: Yes ✓
Graumlich, Lisa graumlic@u.washington.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Not at this time	Groom, Martha groom@u.washington.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Not at this time I am interested in advancing the practice of conservation through transformative, inclusive pedagogies, and in supporting conservation teams to improve their collaborations with youth.	Hauschka, Stephen D. haus@u.washington.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Not at this time
Herring, Susan W. herring@u.washington.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Not at this time	Kimelman, David kimelman@u.washington.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Raible, David W. draible@u.washington.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Yes ✓ hair cell development, death and regeneration
Ruohola-Baker, Hannele hannele@u.washington.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Sisneros, Joseph sisneros@uw.edu Sisneros Lab Adjunct Professor New grads: Yes ✓	Swanson, Willie wswanson@gs.washington.edu Adjunct Professor New grads: Yes ✓
Wordeman, Linda worde@uw.edu Wordeman Lab Adjunct Professor New grads: Not at this time

Teaching Professor

Buchwitz, Brian bjb@u.washington.edu Associate Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time	Crowe, Alison acrowe@uw.edu Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time Improving biology teaching through developing evidence-based inclusive teaching strategies and creating tools to guide curricular reform	Doherty, Jennifer doherty2@uw.edu Doherty lab website Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time
Herron, Jon herronjc@uw.edu Associate Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time	Hurme, Kristiina hurme@uw.edu Assistant Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time I'm a Behavioral Ecologist teaching Reproductive Physiology of Vertebrates and Human Physiology.	Kennedy (He/Him), Michael kennem@uw.edu Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time
Liepkalns, Justine jsliepk@uw.edu LinkedIn Emory Fellowships in Research and Science Teaching Associate Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time Teaching immunology through core concepts. Developing student communities and skills by linking classes to student career development.	Martin-Morris, Linda lmorris@u.washington.edu Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time My departmental goal relates to anti-racist and inclusive curriculum revolution	Petersen, Karen kepeter@u.washington.edu Associate Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time
Schivell, Amanda (Mandy) schivell@u.washington.edu Associate Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time	Self, Casey cjself@uw.edu Associate Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time	Theobald, Elli ellij@uw.edu Website Assistant Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time Achieving, ensuring, and then maintaining equity in educational outcomes in college STEM classrooms.
Wenderoth, Mary Pat mpw@uw.edu UW BERG web site Teaching Professor New grads: Not at this time Create faculty development programs for wide-spread implementation of evidence-based teaching across universities.

Temporary Teaching

Chacon, Oscar ochaco31@gmail.com Teaching Associate New grads: Not at this time	Cooper, Jacob yankel@uw.edu Lecturer, part-time New grads: Not at this time	Diamond, Mary marymd27@uw.edu Teaching Associate New grads: Not at this time
Jordt, Hannah hljordt@uw.edu Acting Instructor New grads: Not at this time	Maraghe, Margot mmaraghe@uw.edu Teaching Associate New grads: Not at this time	Nguyen, Alisha nguyena7@uw.edu Teaching Associate New grads: Not at this time
Ragsac, Audrey auragsac@uw.edu Teaching Associate New grads: Not at this time	Wachtell, Lexi lexwac@uw.edu Teaching Associate New grads: Not at this time	White, Jennifer Mae jmw31@uw.edu Teaching Associate New grads: Not at this time

Visiting

Chen, Fulu

fuluchen@uw.edu

Visiting Scholar

New grads: Not at this time

Langenhan, Joseph

langenha@uw.edu

Visiting Scholar

New grads: Not at this time

Tripathi, Diwaker

Acting Instructor

New grads: Not at this time

Research Professor

Dethier, Megan N.

mdethier@u.washington.edu

Research Professor

New grads: Not at this time

Understand the ecological structure of marine shoreline communities and their relationships to both the physical environment and human impacts.

Wasser, Samuel K

wassers@u.washington.edu

Research Professor

New grads: Yes ✓