Evolutionary genetics at the University of Oregon
Research
We are currently focusing on heterogeneity in recombination intensity and mutation rate.
We are an evolutionary genetics lab focusing on the causes and consequences of variation in fundamental genetic processes such as mutation and recombination for genome evolution.
About the Lab
Learn more about our current and ongoing research and how you can join the lab.
Publications
See our most recent published research and an archive of past lab publications.
Join the Lab
We are hiring new postdocs and accepting applications for doctoral students!
Lab News
Our most recent lab news, events and announcements.
“Drosophilist” Josh lands in Singh Lab!
Josh Coleman joined the Singh lab in December 2018. Prior to coming to Oregon, Josh received his master’s degree from the University of Alabama in Huntsville where he studied larva behavioral evolution of Drosophila mojavensis in an ecological context (picture…
Lab warming party!
The Singh lab became “officially” open for business with our lab warming party! Thanks to everyone who attended and made the party a success, we all had a great time!!
Ari Winbush Returns to Oregon as New Research Associate in the Singh Lab
Ari Winbush joined the Singh lab in July 2018 as a Research Associate. Ari received his Ph.D. previously from the University of Oregon where he studied neural plasticity during metamorphosis in Drosophila melanogaster. Since then, he has expanded his research…
