All OEB faculty are listed below. To help applicants to our graduate program locate a faculty sponsor, the faculty list can be filtered by four broad research areas.
Click any OEB faculty member's name to view their directory page.
Faculty
| Name | Research Interests |
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Associate Professor of Environmental Conservation |
Insect-plant interactions |
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Assistant Professor of Psychology and Biology, Smith College |
Neuroendocrinology of social behavior |
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Associate Professor of Biology |
Acoustic communication in birds |
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Associate Professor of Biology, Amherst College |
Reproductive behavior of birds and fishes |
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Adjunct Professor of Environmental Conservation Ecologist and Section Leader, Fish Passage Engineering S.O. Conte Anadromous Fish Research Center |
Fish behavior and migration; fish passage |
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Senior Lecturer in Biology |
Animal Behavior, Vertebrate Ecology, and Conservation Biology |
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Professor of Biology |
Functional Morphology, Evolution, and Behavioral Ecology |
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Professor of Psychology |
Animal behavior, especially perception, learning, and social behavior |
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Assistant Professor, Environmental Conservation |
Ecosystems, modeling, tagging, movement, trophic dynamics, diadromous, marine, |
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Associate Professor of Psychology |
Sex hormones and cognition across the lifespan in primates |
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Professor and Chair of Psychology |
Behavior of microtines and primates |
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Associate Professor of Cognitive Science, Hampshire College |
Visual and acoustic communication in mammals |
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Associate Professor of Biology |
Evolutionary biomechanics of movement and communication |
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OEB Graduate Program Director Professor of Biology |
Mechanisms and evolution of vertebrate behavior, bioacoustics |
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Assistant Professor of Psychology |
Neural basis of behavior |
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Professor of Biology, Amherst College |
Foraging behavior; Territoriality; Intra- and Interspecific competition; Resource partitioning; Mutualism; Coevolution; |
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Associate Professor of Environmental Conservation |
Animal communication, urban ecology, human-environment interactions |