The Moyers lab is committed to fostering diversity and inclusivity in our pursuit of scientific discovery. We encourage an environment of collaboration, open communication, and trust, which welcomes diversity and respects differences of opinions. It is these principles that allow us to innovate and lead to scientific success. You are welcome here.
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Principal Investigator: Brook T. Moyers
Assistant Professor of Biology @ UMB 2019–present Faculty page NSF Plant Genome Research Postdoc @ Colorado State University, 2015–2018 PhD in Botany @ University of British Columbia, 2015 BA in Biology @ Reed College, 2007 Google Scholar / Impactstory / Publons ORCID: 0000-0003-0340-9488 brook.moyers@umb.edu @brooklebee Office phone: +1-617-287-6626 Office: ISC 3110 |
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McNair Fellow: Erendira Corral
4th-year UMB student majoring in IT with a concentration on Business Intelligence. Skills in data analytics and visualization including the implementation of analytical tools and building models on large datasets. Experience in drawing insights from datasets to report accurate findings. See also: LinkedIn Research Project: Building predictive models from drone imagery data of rice grown under stress |
Former Moyers lab members
2019 REU student: Tadeo Zuniga
I am currently a junior at California State University Northridge studying cell and molecular biology. At UMB I studied the phenotypes of mutant and wild type Arabidopsis thaliana plants treated with the environmental contaminant phenanthrene using high throughput imaging with raspberry pi cameras to measure growth in the different mutants.
I am currently a junior at California State University Northridge studying cell and molecular biology. At UMB I studied the phenotypes of mutant and wild type Arabidopsis thaliana plants treated with the environmental contaminant phenanthrene using high throughput imaging with raspberry pi cameras to measure growth in the different mutants.
