Dr. Fisher studies the functional anatomy of vertebrates and cephalopods and the use of artificial intelligence, XR, and other emerging technologies in medical education.

Morgan's background concerns the evolution of animal social behavior and cognition. He received his doctorate from the University of St Andrews and then worked as a postdoc at UC Berkeley before joining ASU in 2016.

Collins is an evolutionary ecologist whose research group studies the role of host-pathogen interactions in species decline and extinction, as well as ecological ethics.

Leslie Landrum is a senior research scientist and ASU Herbarium Curator.

Geo-genomics, speciation, Earth-life coevolution

Susanne Pfeifer is a computational evolutionary biologist who studies genetic and evolutionary processes by combining cutting-edge high-throughput sequence data analysis and model-based statistical inference.

Varsani is a molecular virologist who works across ecosystems from plants to animals and from the tropics to polar regions.

Research focuses on understanding the different physiological mechanisms that allow animals to live in challenging environments, and whether these are enough to help them survive in a changing world.

Prof. Jensen is a population geneticist who develops theory and statistical methodology for describing and quantifying evolutionary processes in both natural and experimental populations.