Research in the Williams Lab is taxonomically broad and highly interdisciplinary, spanning from molecular biology to population ecology. We focus primarily on systems characterized by high seasonal or inter-annual variability in resource pulses, with the goal of advancing our understanding of the mechanisms that underlie inter- and intra-specific variation in daily and seasonal timing. To explore the ecological and evolutionary drivers (and consequences) of this variation, we complement studies of free-living populations with lab- and field-based experiments and use a variety of tools including metabolic tracer techniques, molecular assays, gene-expression studies, and biologging.

Cory T. Williams
 Institute of Arctic Biology and
 Department of Biology & Wildlife
 University of Alaska Fairbanks
 Fairbanks, AK 99775

 ctwilliams(at)alaska.edu

Pronouns: He, Him, His

I acknowledge I am working on the ancestral land of Troth Yeddha', home of the Tanana people.