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Deborah Bolnick, Ph.D.
ProfessorUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Bolnick is an expert on genetic ancestry testing and how sociopolitical forces & history shape human genomic diversity.
Hanne M. Hoffmann
Assistant Professor of Animal Science; Expert in NeuroendocrinologyMichigan State University
Dr. Hoffmann’s research program is focused on how light changes your well being, motivation, fertility and pregnancy success.
Reinhard Laubenbacher
ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Reinhard Laubenbacher's research is in computational and mathematical systems biology, with applications to human health.
Jay Heslen, PhD
Assistant Professor of Political Science, Cyber Institute facultyAugusta University
Dr. John “Jay” Heslen is an Assistant Professor of Political Science and serves on faculty at Augusta University’s Cyber Institute
Francisco J. Valle, Ph.D.
Management Senior Lecturer, College of Business AdministrationLoyola Marymount University
Part-time Faculty
David Rothenberg
Distinguished ProfessorNew Jersey Institute of Technology
Through writing and music, David Rothenberg explores the relationship between humans and nature.
Professor Gary Jones
Director of ResearchLeeds Beckett University
Professor Gary Jones’ research focus has been on the use of lower eukaryotic organisms to study aspects of cellular stress.
Toby S. Daly-Engel, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor | Ocean Engineering and Marine SciencesFlorida Tech
Dr. Daly-Engel's research uses genomics, field ecology and modelling to study shark populations.
Richard Aronson, Ph.D.
Department Head | Ocean Engineering and Marine SciencesFlorida Tech
Dr. Aronson's research combines paleontology and ecology to reconstruct the response of marine communities to environmental changes.
Laura Vandenberg
Associate Vice Chancellor and Vice Provost for Research and Engagement and Professor of Environmental Health SciencesUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Laura Vandenberg looks at how exposures to plastics, and other chemicals especially early in life, can predispose individuals to diseases.