Madison is spearheading our work exploring the relationships between behavioral and physiological phenotypes. Her thesis revolves around the central question of how environmental stress in early development can affect behavioral phenotypes, metabolism, and their interactions in later life.

Kerri has done a little bit of everything in the lab, including oil toxicology, hypoxia, respiratory plasticity, mitochondrial performance and even some osmoregulation. Now Kerri is heading up our work on the effects of the tire wear particle associated 6PPD-quinone on estuarine fishes of the Texas coast.