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Welcome to the Denver Lab!
We investigate the basic processes of life from diverse perspectives. Research interests range from genome evolution to symbiosis dynamics to the intersections of scientific and Buddhist thinking. Current projects focus on nematodes, their symbionts, and Bodhi trees. The Denver lab is recruiting new graduate trainees (MS or PhD) for the 2020-2021 academic year. Future projects will focus on symbioses and evolution of slugs, nematodes, and Bodhi trees. See the Recruitment page for details. Contact Dr. Denver no later than December 1 if you are interested in exploring the possibility of graduate studies with our team. |
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Lab News
20 Sep 19 Denver lab shines at the Center for Genome Research and Biocomputing Fall Conference! Anh presented her metagenomic research as a lighting talk, and Rebekah shared the latest on Bodhi tree chloroplast DNA diversity as a poster. 15 Jun 19 Professor Denver begins his sabbatical, performing research in Hawaii, India, New Zealand, and Singapore! See bodhitreeproject.org to learn more about his sabbatical projects! 22 May 19 Sushovita Pal from Purbanchal University in Nepal will join the Denver Lab and the OSU IB graduate program as a PhD student in Fall 2019! 20 May 19 The Kheyntse Foundation, a Buddhist non-profit, awards an Ashoka Grant to our team to further advance the Bodhi Tree Project! |
