Research interests include: Evolutionary Genomics; Breeding System and Sex Ratio Evolution; Population Genetics; Molecular Evolution; Caenorhabditis spp.
asher.cutter@utoronto.ca

Alivia is studying the molecular population genetics of C. remanei and C. brenneri.

Richard is studying population genomics with C. remanei.

Joanna is studying the genetics of reproductive isolation in Caenorhabditis.

Rosalind is studying the evolution of sperm number in C. elegans using experimental evolution.

Deepthi will be studying genome evolution in Caenorhabditis.

Greg will be investigating the genetic basis to natural phenotypic variation in C. briggsae.

Julie is studying Caenorhabditis biodiversity and the molecular population genetics of C. sp. 5.

Abeer is studying the genetics of reproductive isolation in Caenorhabditis.

Karen is studying interspecific competition in Caenorhabditis.

Erik is studying interspecific competition in Caenorhabditis.

Matthew Bueno
Research technician (2008 - 2009), currently volunteer extraordinaire!

Matt is making transgenic C. elegans by microinjection.

Cecilia Chan
Undergraduate student (CSB 498 2009)

Cecilia is studying the molecular population genetics of C. brenneri.

Jae Young Choi
Undergraduate student (EEB 498 2008, CSB 498 2008-2009, NSERC summer student 2009)

Jae is studying molecular evolution and quantitative genetics in C. briggsae.

Kangping Cui
Undergraduate student

Supreet Sunil
Undergraduate student (ROP 299 2008, EEB 498 2009)

Supreet is studying thermal behavioral responses in C. briggsae.

Nadejda Tsvetkov
Undergraduate student (ROP 299 2008, EEB 498 2009)

Nadejda is studying male mating-related behavior in C. briggsae.

Weiang is studying the biogeography of C. briggsae, based on nucleotide variation.