We are always looking for outstanding undergraduate or graduate students to join the research team. If you are interested in joining us, please email me directly. See here for contact details.
Undergraduate students Interested in undergraduate research? Please email Dr. Dieter Vanderelst with the following: a statement of your research interests, a resume or CV, and your weekly availability. Graduate students Psychology and Biology doctoral programs Doctoral students in UC's Psychology or Biology graduate programs are admitted with a guarantee of financial support for five years. This enables our graduate students to focus intensively on their education, research, and career development. UC connections We are part of the Biological Sciences’ faculty cluster in Sensory Biology, Behavior, and Evolution. Also, we are embedded within the research theme of Action and Perception in the faculty of Psychology. Finally, we have strong ties with faculty with overlapping interests in the school of Engineering. As such, we are part of a highly interactive community of researchers at UC. Also, have a look at the list of collaborators. I would be happy to discuss multidisciplinary projects drawing on the strengths of multiple labs. |
Collaborators
Dr Katie Kalafut is an an animal behaviorist working with the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden. Katie and I are collaborating on using technology for captive animal welfare.
Katie's website 
Dr Nate Morehouse is an evolutionary biologist studying the visual systems of spiders and other invertebrates. Projects spanning both Nate and my interest include jumping spider-inspired vision and cognition.
Nate's website 
Dr Stephanie Rollmann studies the genetic and neural basis of olfactory behavior, using the famous fruit fly as a model. Stephanie heads the BME program.
Stephanie's website |
