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Seiji studies Medical Anthropology and Integrative Biology. He is currently investigating the developmental physiology and genetics of the musculoskeletal system.

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...

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

Nina studies the developmental genetics and morphology of the primate pectoral girdle.

I am interested in how organisms allocate energy toward necessary processes throughout development, and specifically, insulin's role in doing so.

I am interested in the evolution, development, and functional morphology of the vertebral column and how differences in its structure shape human musculoskeletal health.

I am interested in knee osteoarthritis, skeletal biology, and the effects of obseity and diet on the development and health of the human body

I am interested in understanding how archaic introgressed variants inherited by modern humans affect gene expression, shape phenotypic traits, and contribute to disease risk.

I am interested in exploring how molecular and cellular differences between humans and our closest relatives shape the evolution of the brain and risk of disease, with a focus on non-neuronal cell types such as microglia.