We are recruiting one new Ph.D. student to start in fall 2015.
To learn more about the lab, please visit individual lab member pages or email Dr. Whiteman at whiteman [at] email [dot] arizona [dot] edu, phone him at 520-626-3950, or stop by his office.
Species interactions are a crucible for the evolution of organic diversity. Our research group in the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona studies the ecology and evolution species interactions through the lens of genomics. Primarily, we focus on interactions between herbivorous insects, vascular plants and their symbiotic bacteria.
We welcome contact from prospective collaborators, lab members and others. The University of Arizona is a leader in the study of species interactions, and Tucson is an amazing place in which to study ecology and evolution, located in the diverse and beautiful Sonoran desert, nestled amongst the Sky Islands (home to jaguars and trogons) and the distinctive culture of Southern Arizona.
We welcome contact from prospective collaborators, lab members and others. The University of Arizona is a leader in the study of species interactions, and Tucson is an amazing place in which to study ecology and evolution, located in the diverse and beautiful Sonoran desert, nestled amongst the Sky Islands (home to jaguars and trogons) and the distinctive culture of Southern Arizona.
