Leadership Team
Dr. Tyler Kartzinel | CV | GoogleScholar | GitHub
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Dr. Tyler Kartzinel | CV | GoogleScholar | GitHub
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Anna Jackson
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Mary Burak, Fullbright Research Fellow (Kenya); Voss Postdoctoral Fellow
Mary is interested in understanding how wildlife persist in multi-use landscapes. Her research uses spatial and molecular ecology to explore how humans impact wildlife, as well as how conservation interventions can mitigate such impacts. Her goal is to broaden the scope of data that is used to design, and support, human-wildlife coexistence landscapes. Most of her work is focused in East Africa. GoogleScholar |
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Jules Ho, 2024 UTRA Scholar
Jules is a Brown-RISD Dual Degree student interested in the intersection between illustration, conservation biology, and evolutionary behavioral ecology research. She is especially curious about the identification and quantification of the fitness trade-offs in organisms adapting to changing environments. Her personal goal is to raise conservation awareness through research-informed artwork. |
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Hannah Hoff, Ph.D. candidate
Hannah is interested in combining molecular tools and field experiments to increase the specificity of our understanding of community interactions. Specifically, she uses data on diet specialization, plant diversity, migratory behavior, and plant-herbivore feedbacks to explore food web relationships in Yellowstone National Park. |
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Sofia Kassalow, 2025 Voss Undergraduate Research Fellow
Sofia is a pre-vet student interested in wildlife conservation and the One Health approach to balancing the well-being of humans, animals, and our shared environments. Her research in mammalian parasitology aims to improve tools for parasite identification in public health and conservation contexts. She hopes to focus on the prevention of zoonotic disease as a future wildlife vet. |
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Katya Scott, Honors Student
Katya is passionate about conservation biology, wildlife health, and disease ecology, and is interested in understanding how human activity impacts animal populations and ecosystems. She is especially drawn to the protection of big cat species and wants to contribute to science that informs conservation strategies and fosters ecosystem resilience. |
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Ezequiel Vanderhoeven, D.V.M., Ph.D., Argentina National Scientific and Technological Research Council International Postdoctoral Fellow
Ezequiel's interest is in disease ecology at the interface of wildlife and domestic species. He works to identify diseases (viral, bacterial, parasitic) in mammals to understand the social and ecological conditions that could lead to spillover infections that harm humans and livestock. |
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Ashley Bang, '19 B.S. Honors.
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Patrick Freeman, '20 Sc.M
Updates: 2021 Staff Scientist at Conservation Science Partners, Inc |
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Bethan Littleford-Colquhoun, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Research Associate, HHMI-Sheridan Course-based Research Experience Instructor
Updates: 2025 Joined the Faculty at the University of Bath as a Prize Fellow [Website] |
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Amanda Lyons '21 MSc, '20 B.S. Honors, 2019 Voss Undergraduate Research Fellow
Updates: Research and Conservation Coordinator at The Wetlands Institute in New Jersey, studying and conserving diamondback terrapins. |
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Violet Sackett '20 Sc.B.
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Logan Torres, Brown Presidential Scholars Program Undergraduate Researcher
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Elin Videvall, Ph.D., Swedish Research Council International Postdoctoral Fellow
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