Directory

First-year lab rotation.

Postdoc in Dr. Madelaine Bartlett lab

Logayn's research is about understanding the role of GA signaling transduction and Feronia in secondary wall thickening when exposed to mechanical perturbation.

Lynn Adler's research integrates plant-animal interactions across mutualisms and antagonisms, including floral, foliar, and belowground tissues, to arrive at a more complete understanding of the ecology and evolution of resistance and attractive traits in both basic and applied systems.

How does a plant make an organ with a specific and heritable shape? This is the question at the heart of research in the Baskin lab.

Comfort's research is focused on understanding the mechanisms underlying plant stress responses, with particular emphasis on cold stress physiology.

Dr. Ana Caicedo's research seeks to understand the genetic basis of adaptation, as well as the population and genomic context in which adaptive evolution occurs.

Joni Rey Campilan's research areas are genomics and genetics and plant environment interactions.

Archita Chatterjee's research focused on understanding the subsidiary cell's function in the grass stomatal complex.

The two current major research areas in our laboratory share the common focus of dissecting the signal transduction pathways that mediate plant cell responses to external growth and developmental stimuli.