News

June 2020
-  Ryan is promoted to Associate Professor
-  New paper led by Iulian on integrating niche and corridor modeling to study species’ range
dynamics accepted to Ecography!
-  New paper led by Aaron on responses of isopods to the city accepted to Evolutionary Applications!
-  New paper with Sarah Diamond on mal(adaptative) responses to climate change in the New York Academy of Sciences Year in Ecology and Conservation Biology

What we study
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Research in the lab is focused on understanding how biotic interactions (e.g. competition, predation) and environmental variation drive natural selection, adaptive evolution and diversification. We primarily explore these topics using observational and experimental studies in amphibians, freshwater fish and insects, and use meta- analysis to evaluate the generality and predictability of empirical results.

Interested in joining the lab?

contact Dr. Martin directly at ram225 [at] case.edu with your interests and academic background.