KASEY FOWLER-FINN, PH.D.

Kasey is interested in how organisms respond and adapt to our rapidly changing world through plasticity and genetic change. Some of her interests include: the effects of urbanization on predator-prey interactions and mating behavior, plasticity and genetic change in response to global warming, ecological and evolutionary patterns in vibrational signaling, and plasticity as a driving force in diversification.

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Equally important, Kasey is excited about being an encouraging and positive role model for budding scientists and fosters two-way training in her lab group, in which the junior researchers benefit from close collaboration with senior researchers, and the senior researchers benefit from mentorship experience. The high collegiality among her lab members is evidenced by the variety of publications with undergraduate students, graduate students, and PI authorship. Additionally, her lab members collaborate closely on outreach and education, gaining valuable experience in science communication and working at the science-public interface.