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| Principal investigator
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Stilianos Louca, PhD
Assistant Professor, University of Oregon, Department of Biology |
| Stilianos studied physics and mathematics at the Friedrich-Schiller University and the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, in Germany. He obtained his Ph.D. in mathematical biology at the University of British Columbia, Canada, where he continued as a postdoctoral fellow. Stilianos joined the University of Oregon as an Assistant Professor of Biology in 2019. His research focuses on the ecology and evolution of microorganisms. |
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Personal website.
Office: Onyx Bridge 282, University of Oregon, Eugene, USA
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| Undergraduate researchers
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Allen Williamson |
| Allen is an undergraduate biology major with interests in ecology, microbiology, physiology, marine biology and more. In his free time, Allen enjoys volunteer work, spending time with friends, and reading. |
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Callum Kuo |
| Callum is a Junior majoring in Business Administration and minoring in Biology. He intends to leverage his business skills and biological acumen to strengthen collaboration between the biological research field and industry, either as a healthcare consultant or hospital administrator. In his free time, Callum enjoys being with friends as well as cooking and driving. |
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Claire Lewis |
| Claire is a biology major with a focus in ecology and evolution with a French language minor. She is a born and bred Michigander, but chose to move to Oregon for the beautiful mountains and greenery. She loves animals, reading, and watching The Great British Baking Show. After completing her undergraduate studies, Claire is planning on pursuing a PhD studying sturgeon in the Great Lakes. |
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Daniel I. Sullivan |
| Daniel is an undergraduate researcher with an interest in computer science, statistics and programming, and hopes to become a computational biologist or a bioinformatician. Daniel is investigating the relationship between phylogenetic species trees and gene trees and their effects on macroevolutionary inference. |
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David K. Hugel |
| David is a biochemistry undergraduate at the UO. Outside of school, he enjoys sparkling water, running, and photoshopping corn onto historical artworks. |
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Gabriel Pedersen |
| Gabriel studies Applied Mathematics and has interest in data modelling. He is currently working on methods for predicting microbial species counts through multiple samples using various mathematical methods. Outside of doing research for the Louca Lab Gabriel can be found training himself in R, studying various subjects looking for the connection (Statistics, Game Theory, Geography, Linguistics, Economics etc.), or out in nature taking a break. |
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Maria (Masha) Korchagina |
| Masha graduated with a B.A. in Physical Anthropology and a minor in Molecular Biology from New York University in 2013. As an undergrad researcher, she interned at the Molecular Anthropology Laboratory, where she used techniques of molecular analysis to study primate phylogenetics. Currently, she is researching the coevolution and diversification of prokaryotic genes at the Louca lab, and has a hand in several projects at the McGuire lab. She is enrolled in post bacc studies, with hopes of continuing on to a graduate program in bioinformatics. |
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Marissa Gutierrez |
| Marissa is a major in biological sciences with a dual emphasis in human biology and ecology/evolutionary biology. She has a broad interest in plant ecology and plans to continue her education in the interdisciplinary areas of plant biology and bioinformatics. |
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Rachel Lisle |
| Rachel is a Sophomore majoring in marine biology and minoring in earth sciences and english. She hopes to further her education in ecology and evolution, eventually applying her knowledge to the ocean. |
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Sage E. Albright |
| Sage is an undergraduate student in math and biology at the UO with particular interest in probability and combinatorics. He is working with collections of metagenome-assembled genomes (MAGs) in the Louca lab and towards quantifying the extent of culturing biases in prokaryotic taxonomies. |
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Thorin Haussecker |
| Thorin is a biology major at the University of Oregon, with interests in chemistry and environmental science. Outside of school, Thorin is an avid outdoorsman who has topped The Breithorn, Mt. Blanc, and most recently Mt. Whitney. |
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| Alumni
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James Carr (undergraduate researcher)
Crysta Winter (undergraduate researcher)
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Louca lab. Department of Biology, University of Oregon, Eugene, USA
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