Ecology @ UF

Faculty working in ecology at the University of Florida.

Name	Department	Email	Website	Research Interests
Jamie Gillooly	Biology	gillooly@ufl.edu	Website	I have very broad research interests that span the subdisciplines of physiological ecology, community ecology, and macroecology and evolution.
Robert Holt	Biology	rdholt@ufl.edu	Website	My core personal research focuses on theoretical and conceptual issues at the population and community levels of ecological organization, and on the task of linking ecology with evolutionary biology.
Jeremy Lichstein	Biology	jlichstein@ufl.edu	Website	Forest dynamics; biodiversity; carbon cycle; climate change
Todd Palmer	Biology	tmpalmer@zoology.ufl.edu	Website	My research interests include the community ecology of mutualism, and the effects of anthropogenic change (extinction, climate change) on savanna communities.
Jose Miguel Ponciano	Biology	josemi@ufl.edu	Website	My research focuses on the use of stochastic processes in Biology. I view stochastic processes and statistics as the ideal language to translate fundamental questions in Biology into testable hypotheses that can be confronted with real data
Juliet Pulliam	Biology	pulliam@ufl.edu	Website	Infectious disease dynamics, viral host jumps, quantitative ecology, epidemiology of viral encephalitides, epidemiology of viral zoonoses, theory and practice of epidemiology in resource-limited settings
Francis E. "Jack" Putz	Biology	fep@ufl.edu	Website	Conservation Biology, Tropical Forestry, Fire Ecology, Restoration Ecology, Economic Botany, Natural Resource Economics, Plant Ecology, Botany, Plant Biomechanics
Claudia Romero	Biology	romero@ufl.edu	Website
Emily Sessa	Biology	emilysessa@ufl.edu	Website	Plant systematics and understanding the evolutionary and ecological processes that shape plant diversity
Colette St. Mary	Biology	stmary@ufl.edu	Website	Behavioral and evolutionary ecology; reproductive life history evolution (in particular, sex allocation and parental care); phenotypic plasticity; sexual selection; speciation; evolutionary aspects of cancer; marine fisheries management; reproduction and evolution in hatchery settings.