I am an evolutionary and comparative physiologist interested in reproductive and exercise physiology. My research generally addresses the following questions: 1) what are the underlying physiological mechanisms that allow individuals to have higher reproductive and exercise performance? 2) what are the potential costs of exercise and reproduction? and 3) what are the mechanisms underlying costs of exercise and reproduction (i.e. physiological costs)? I take an integrative approach to these questions by drawing on techniques from evolutionary physiology, biochemistry, and behavioural ecology.
For more information on my research interest, visit Research and Publications.
For more information on my research interest, visit Research and Publications.
"For many problems there is an animal on which it can be most conveniently studied."
-August Krogh
-August Krogh
