Biology
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Nancy McNamara2024-06-12 14:54:542024-06-12 14:59:29The Sober Lab
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Nancy McNamara2024-04-30 15:33:052024-04-30 15:33:05Iyer Laboratory
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Nancy McNamara2023-03-13 19:53:532023-03-13 19:53:53Chakraborty Lab
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Nancy McNamara2020-11-03 14:14:452021-09-18 00:27:42Arkin Lab, UC Berkeley
The Organismal Systems-type Modeling Network (OSyM)
The Organismal Systems-type Modeling Network (OSyM) research coordination network provides a forum where organismal biologists and modeling experts collaborate to deepen understanding and improve our ability to predict the impact of change on organismal structure and function.
Alemseged Lab home page Alemseged Lab, Paleoanthropology, University of Chicago
Professor Zeray Alemseged is a paleoanthropologist in the Department of Organismal Biology and Anatomy at the University of Chicago. His research interests include human evolution and the exploration of the factors that shaped the evolution of humans and extinct ancestral species.

The Doyle Group, Harvard
Based at Harvard University, the Doyle group is comprised of a diverse group of researchers, coming from backgrounds such as computer science, biology, and chemical engineering. Contact us to inquire about open positions.

WormGUIDES, UConn, Yale
The mission of the WormGUIDES website is to create a novel systems-level resource that will facilitate examination of cellular decisions in the developing nervous system of this nematode, enhancing its value for providing new insights in development, neuroscience and disease.

The Kronforst Lab, University of Chicago
The Kronforst Lab studies the evolution and genetics of adaptation and speciation, using butterflies as our primary model system.
