Welcome to the Earley Lab!
Research in the Earley laboratory centers around animal behavior and the diverse mechanisms that underlie remarkable levels of behavioral variation among individuals of a population. The vast majority of our work involves fishes, and fuses field observations of behavior and ecology with laboratory studies on hormones, metabolism, gene expression, and neurobiology
Prospective Students
Interested in joining the Earley lab as a PhD, Masters or Undergraduate student? Check out this information for Prospective Students.
Prospective and current graduate students should check out this website created by a team of scientists to assist with your pursuit of a career in the sciences: Individual Development Plan.
For graduate and undergraduate research grants, fellowship and scholarship opportunities, please visit the list that we have been compiling!
Thanks to Brooke Fitzwater (PhD student) for the logo design!