Kate Hill is an Instructional Assistant Professor who teaches CURE-based laboratories in introductory biology, Ecosystem Ecology and Ecology. She earned her PhD in Marine Biology and has also trained as an educator in K-12. Kate is deeply committed to ensuring…
My primary research interest is on the complex relationship between the trillions of microorganisms inhabiting the gastrointestinal tract and locomotor behavior in lizards.
Examining marine plankton population dynamics using computational, theoretical, laboratory, and field-based methods
Understanding how human activities such as nitrogen deposition, disturbance (fire), and climate change affect carbon and nitrogen cycling of semi-arid shrublands and woodlands.
