Research conducted by faculty in Integrative Anatomy bridges the fields of evolutionary morphology and clinically relevant anatomical sciences. Faculty possess a broad range of expertise in lab-, museum- and field-based investigations of the evolutionary and translational significance of anatomical variation across vertebrates.
Principal research areas center on craniofacial biology, functional anatomy, vertebrate evolution, comparative morphology and biomechanics, advanced 3D imaging and analysis, and more.
Students interested in these areas may directly contact individual faculty members with whom they may be interested in working.
