Rotation Students:
the lab offers opportunities in bioinformatics to test hypotheses with large datasets. Example projects may include patterns of selection in gene family evolution, gene network analyses, transcriptome analyses, and genome annotation. It is possible to perform some experimental manipulations of plant ecophysiology if the project is discussed ahead and planned for.
the lab offers opportunities in bioinformatics to test hypotheses with large datasets. Example projects may include patterns of selection in gene family evolution, gene network analyses, transcriptome analyses, and genome annotation. It is possible to perform some experimental manipulations of plant ecophysiology if the project is discussed ahead and planned for.
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Ryan Traband, BPSC, microbiome analyses of insects
Alex Borowsky, BPSC, coexpression network analysis of plant insect interactions (photo right) |
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Current Undergraduates
you?
The lab is actively seeking undergraduates interested in various facets of plant-insect interactions, from field or greenhouse experimentation to bioinformatic-based inquiry. Interested individuals should contact Dr. Nabity: paul.nabity AT ucr.edu
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Lab Alumni
Ashil Koranne, UC-Riverside, 2018-2019 Tamera Taylor, UC-Riverside Honors Student, 2018-2019 Alex Borowsky, BPSC rotation graduate student, 2018 Marakee Tilahun, San Francisco State University, 2018 Timothy Dang, UC-Riverside, 2018 Emmanuel Cuevas, California State University-Long Beach, 2017 Rachel Maughan, UCR, 2017 Skyler Kim, UCR, 2017 Eva Morton, visiting from Manchester University, UK, 2016-2017 Madison Armstrong, Washington State University, 2016 Richard Ellis, Washington State University, 2016 Sierra Gallaway, Washington State University, 2016 |
Interests
Nutrient provisioning by plants and symbionts Functional validation of phylloxerid effectors Co-expression network analysis of plant insect interactions Phylloxera effectors and function in plants IPM, but worked on DNA extraction of hops Wooly apple aphid performance and immune responses Lab maintenance and plant care R-based bioinformatics and RNAseq Plant-pollinator interactions and ecological genomics Evolutionary Biology, environmentally induced phenotypic plasticity Pathogen Host interactions Environmental influence on gene expression |
Some fun photos of labmates in action!
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Exploring the super-bloom near Anza Borego
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