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Environmental and Structural Systems Cluster

Status: Archived

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Synopsis

The Environmental & Structural Systems thematic area focuses on the functional evolution of organisms in their physiochemical and biotic environments. Included are studies of physiological ecology, evolutionary physiology, stress physiology, functional morphology and movement, animal sensation, computational and systems neuroscience, and environmental genomics. Proposals that include computational or engineering approaches in any of these areas of biology are encouraged.

Program Directors:

R. Paul Malchow.  Animal Sensation and Movement, Computational Neuroscience, function and evolution of sensory input

Irwin Forseth.  Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology - Plants and Microbes

Dianna Padilla.  Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology - Animals

Program contacts

Name Email Phone Organization
R. Paul Malchow
Program Director
rmalchow@nsf.gov (703) 292-8421
Irwin Forseth
Program Director
iforseth@nsf.gov (703) 292-8421
Dianna Padilla
Program Director
dpadilla@nsf.gov (703) 292-8421

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