EMILY KANE
Assistant Professor
Emily grew up in Maryland and pursued her BS at Long Island University in Marine Science. She then pursued a MS at Texas A&M University with Dr. Chris Marshall and a PhD at the University of California, Riverside with Dr. Tim Higham. She did postdoctoral work at Colorado State University with Dr. Cameron Ghalambor and was supported by a NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship. Outside of work, Emily likes photography, spending time outdoors (kayaking, hiking, etc.), and riding her motorcycle. Emily is female and a first-generation PhD/academic. Pronouns: she/her
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SHUBHAM YADAV
Graduate student, PhD
Shubham grew up in Mumbai, India, and pursued his BS in Zoology at the University of Mumbai. He then pursued his MS in Wildlife Conservation Action at Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Environment Education & Research. After his MS, he worked at the Bombay Natural History Society where he studied the taxonomy of gobies. His research interests include Taxonomy, Evolution, Conservation, Riverine and Marine Ecology. In his free time, he enjoys underwater photography, hiking, birding, and riding his motorbike. Pronouns: He/him
ALLISON HULL
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHER
Allison has been a member of the Kane Lab since her Freshman year in Fall 2021. She has been supported by a Departmental Scholarship as well as funding to work on projects related to sculpin form and function. She hopes to complete an Honors research project and attend Dental school following graduation.
KELSIE FELL
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHER
Kelsie graduated in Spring 2023 with a perfect 4.0 GPA! She worked in the lab for 2 semesters, completed an Honors thesis on sculpin pectoral fin anatomy, and will continue her work during Summer 2023 on projects related to sculpin form and function. Kelsie plans to apply to Medical School for her next steps.
ADELINE FOGLE
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHER
Adeline spent 2 semesters in the lab examining sculpin external morphology using photogrammetry, under the guidance of graduate student Olivia Hawkins. She graduated in Spring 2023 and is continuing as a Research Technician on a project examining mosquitofish survival and feeding behavior in local waterways.