Ecology

Brian Fisher

Dr. Brian Fisher, a renowned myrmecologist, is celebrated for his groundbreaking work in ant research. The iviewscience team had the privilege of collaborating with him at the Southwestern Research Station in Portal, Arizona, during his prestigious annual Ant Course. This sought-after program draws researchers from around the globe and offered a unique opportunity to observe and document Dr. Fisher’s exceptional expertise and dedication to myrmecology.

Anna Dornhaus

Dr. Anna Dornhaus, a professor at the University of Arizona, is a leading expert in the study of social insects, focusing on topics such as social dynamics, resource allocation, and behavior in species like ants, bees and wasps. For three years, the iviewscience team had the honor of collaborating with this insightful and passionate mentor, whose guidance has inspired countless young scientists and advanced our understanding of ecological systems.

Katrina Dlugosch

University of Arizona Associate Professor Katrina Dlugosch specializes in the genetic dynamics of invasive species. Her research delves into critical global questions such as what drives the success of invaders and how genetic variations influence an organism’s distribution and abundance. Known for her foresight and passion for discovery, Dr. Dlugosch leads her team with an open-minded and collaborative approach, fostering innovation and insight.

Noah Whiteman

Dr. Noah Whiteman of UC Berkeley is a visionary researcher who seamlessly fuses ecology and genetics to study evolutionary dynamics. A true philanthropist at heart, he is known for his sharp intellect, wit, and compassionate approach. The iviewscience team was honored to capture some of the remarkable visuals from his groundbreaking laboratory work.