Upham is an eco-evolutionary biologist with core interests in how species ecologies have diversified through time and across the tree of life. He studies the phylogenetic ecology of wild mammals, especially desert rodents.

I am an Assistant Teaching Professor in the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences. I teach courses such as Research Methods, and Statistics, online.

McCutcheon studies endosymbioses, or relationships where one cell lives inside the other. He and his group focus on bacterial infections that benefit—rather than harm—their hosts.

CV: https://dylan-padilla.github.io/pagedown-cv/

Chen's research focuses on understanding the mechanisms of DNA break repair, homologous recombination, genome organization and evolution.