People

Jonathan Sarasa

jsarasa@umich.edu

Visiting NSF REU Undergraduate Student

I am interested in understanding how ossification varies across mammals

Patrick Schiller

patrickschiller@college.harvard.edu

Undergraduate Student

Co-member of Wrangham Laboratory

My research concerns the microbiome's role in digestion, immunology, and other biologically useful functions.

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Erik Scully

scully@fas.harvard.edu

Graduate Student

Behavioral Ecology Research Group (Richard Wrangham, PI)

I study the interplay between host ecology and viral epidemiological dynamics. I use a combination of field research, genetic methods, and long-term data analysis to investigate hypotheses pertaining to the transmission and evolution of RNA viruses within...

Jonathan Sedano

jonathan_sedano@college.harvard.edu

Undergraduate Student

I am interesting in understanding the genetics of human evolution

Gayani Senevirathne

msenevirathne@fas.harvard.edu

Post-doctoral Fellow

I am interesting in the genetics of human girdle development and evolution

Cameron Shaw

cameronpetershaw@college.harvard.edu

Undergraduate Student

I am interested in the genetics of human height and cis-regulation

Jenna Shoman

jennashoman@college.harvard.edu

Undergraduate

I’m interested in how genetics, development, and environment interact to shape human biology. I’m especially curious about how small changes in gene regulation influence traits, disease risk, and the way different tissues grow over time. I enjoy working...

Dylan Sosa

dsosa@fas.harvard.edu

Post-doctoral Fellow

Dylan studies regulatory and functional DNA variation modulating development of the human musculoskeletal system, particularly postcranial joints. Through the integration of comparative, computational, and functional genomics, Dylan aims to identify...