What We DoThe Kartzinel Lab at Brown University fosters exchanges between ecologists and biomedical scientists who share interests in our environment
We combine field ecology, molecular biology, and bioinformatics to understand food webs, biodiversity, and global change We are pioneering the next wave of innovative molecular approaches to tangibly advance the conservation wildlife and wild places We vary in the degree to which we emphasize fundamental research vs. applied conservation, but we all meaningfully engage with at least one conservation organization through our work We welcome interest from those who may wish to join our efforts |
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We have been fortunate to receive multiple seed awards and Voss research fellowships from the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society. Students and postdocs have also been very successful earning external honors and awards for their work in the lab from the American Philosophical Society, American Society of Mammalogists, Animal Behavior Society, Diamondback Terrapin Working Group, EEOB, Ford Foundation, Fulbright Foundation, IBES, Merdeka Award, NOAA, NSF, National Scientific and Technical Research Council of Argentina, PacBio, Rufford Foundation, Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology, Sophie Danforth Conservation Biology Fund, and the Swedish Research Council.