PEOPLE

RECENTLY COMPLETED

Elizabeth Stunz
PhD Candidate
Liz is completing her thesis studying Population Genomics of the arctic plants Eriophorum vaginatum and Betula nana at a landscape scale. She is also exploring demographic analyses and comparative genomics.




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Christopher Munoz
PhD Student
Chris is focusing his research interests in population genomics, phylogenomics, and demographic analyses of Chihuahuan Desert plants within the family Polygalaceae.











Luis Pallares-Solano
PhD Student
Luis is using transcriptomics to understand ecotypic adaptations of the arctic plant Eriophorum vaginatum in relation to climate change scenarios. He is also interest in the landscape genomics of Arctic shrub species.











Carmen Webster
M.S. in Biological Sciences
​Carmen completed her Thesis "Analyzing genetic variation of the tussock cottongrass among ecotypes along a latitudinal gradient through transcriptomics" with an emphasis on Bioinformatics. She has now started PhD work at Arizona State University.