Jessica Bryant

Quantitiative Sytems Biology graduate student. Jessica recently finished an undergraduate degree from UC Santa Cruz where she studied both molecular biology and ecology. At UCSC's Howard Hughes Undergraduate Research Lab she worked with microarrays to develop methods of measuring alternative splicing events in tissue culture. She also worked with Dr. Gary King at the University of Maine exploring the expression of CO dehydrogenase in bacteria. In the Green lab Jessica is using molecular tools such as PCR amplification, cloning and sequencing of 16S rDNA and TRFLP to characterize the structure of soil microbial communities in alpine environments.

Postdoctoral researcher with expertise in mathematical and statistical ecology. Helene recently finished her PhD from the University of Bordeaux in the field of ecotoxicology, and her M.S. was in mathematical eco-evolution. She is currently exploring approaches for estimating community similarity and diversity in microbial assemblages.

James O'Dwyer

James is a postdoctoral researcher in theoretical ecology with a background in mathematical physics. He recently finished his PhD at the University of Cambridge, and is currently exploring approaches for modeling biodiversity.

Former Environmental Systems graduate student at UC Merced.

Graduate fellow from National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan. Currently working as a post-doctoral researcher with Anne Chao.

Pursuing a PhD in marine microbiology at the Max Plank Institute.

Former NSF postdoctoral fellow in bioinformatics working with Jessica Green and Brian Enquist. Currently a faculty member at Utah State University.