I am an evolutionary biologist building a research program exploring the evolution of the brain and cognition in animals. Intertwined with my passion for research is a commitment to engaging diverse communities of people with science through innovative programs that impact people beyond the walls of our academic institutions. Inclusion, equity, and diversity are core to effective science, and this philosophy is embedded throughout my research, teaching, and public engagement efforts. I am currently searching for a postdoctoral position.
In August, we published a paper in the Caribbean Journal of Science entitled, “Sleeping Behavior of the Secretive Puerto Rican Twig Anole, Anolis occultus.” Check out our new post on the Chipojo Lab blog about the paper!
Levi Storks, Manuel Leal. 2020. Sleeping Behavior of the Secretive Puerto Rican Twig Anole, Anolis occultus. Caribbean Journal of Science 50(1):178–87.
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