People

Gretchen Hofmann

Professor, EEMB

4310 MSRB
I study organism-environment interactions, love to work on marine invertebrates, and try and make our research relevant to decision makers and managers of marine ecosystems.

Ivanna Arrizon Elizarraras

Graduate Student

2409 MSRB
I study the physiological responses of marine invertebrate early life stages to thermal stress

Sophia Cabral

Lab Manager

2413 MSRB
I study the impacts of marine heatwaves on kelp forests and the invertebrates that live within them.

Erin de Leon Sanchez

Graduate Student

I study whether economically and commercially important marine invertebrates can rapidly adjust to climate change conditions.

Adriane McDonald

Graduate Student

I study the responses of commercially important marine invertebrates at early life history stages to environmental stress.

Alitzel Villanueva

Graduate Student

2409 MSRB
I study thermal effects on giant kelp reproduction and its early life stages in relation to marine heatwaves.