Team
A Team Effort
To Go One Step Further
At the EELab, we are interested in studying the cause-effect relationships between environmental stressors resulting from global and climate change and the subsequent epigenetic mechanisms regulating physiological responses in marine life.
What makes us different
Skills, Knowledge
and Creative Thinking
The training potential of the EELab is extraordinary. Besides state-of-the-art research, our work promotes critical skills for our future scientific careers, including leadership, independent thinking, collaborative work, and collegiality.
Alumni.
- Victoria Suarez-Ulloa (Postdoctor
al Associate; courtesy appointment) - Rodrigo Gonzalez-Romero (Postdoctor
al Associate; courtesy appointment) - Victoria Suarez-Ulloa (Ph.D. student, 2012-2017)
- Veronica Prego-Faraldo (Ph.D. student, 2013-2017)
- Ciro Rivera-Casas (Ph.D. student 2009-2015)
- Daniel Garcia Souto (visiting Ph.D. student University of Vigo, Spain, 2016)
- Rodrigo Gonzalez-Romero (Ph.D. student 2007-2010)
- Sean Campbell (undergraduate volunteer, 2015-2017)
- Elizabeth Puente (undergraduate volunteer, 2015-2016)
- Claudia Char (undergraduate volunteer, 2015-2016)
- Jennifer Gomez (undergraduate volunteer, 2013-2015)
- Heidy Martinez (undergraduate volunteer, 2015)
- Juan Ortiz (undergraduate volunteer, 2015)
- Jayson Esdaille (undergraduate volunteer, 2015)
- Parvaneh (Pari) Nouri (undergraduate volunteer, 2015)
- Monica Szynaka (undergraduate volunteer, 2014)
- Ashley Reid (undergraduate volunteer, 2014)
- Brianna Rodriguez (undergraduate volunteer, 2014)
- Alejandra Rey Mariño (M.S. student, 2012-2013)
- Marta Varela Eirin (undergraduate volunteer, 2012-2013)
- Marta Grandal Fustes (undergraduate volunteer, 2012-2013)
Joining Forces
Key Collaborators
If you are interested in joining the Environmental Epigenetics Lab in the adventure of science, please contact us with a brief biosketch and your reasons for pursuing a scientific career in Biological Sciences.
