People

Sam is interested in the evolution of complex phenotypes, particularly when it comes to ants. He began his career computationally modeling circadian rhythms in Jonathan Arnold’s lab at the University of Georgia. He then conducted his PhD with Brendan Hunt...

Géraldine earned her PhD in cell biology and physiology in 2004 at the University of Paris VI, France. Her thesis work focused on understanding the role of the IGF system on metabolism, cancer and reproduction. She joined Matthias Hebrok’s lab at UCSF for...

Ben is an undergraduate full-time intern from Northeastern University's co-op program. Ben is exploring pharmacology and genetics in the Trible Lab. He began with the lab in June 2023 and will spend seven months exploring a variety of approaches to the...

Christina is most interested in investigating the development of embryos, and how the cellular and molecular mechanisms of development are replicated or reinvented across evolution. She began this work during her PhD studies at the University of Texas at...

Buck is passionate about all things ants and evolution. He started his career studying fire ant supergenes with Ken Ross at the University of Georgia, and then conducted his PhD with Daniel Kronauer at Rockefeller University, where he helped establish a...

Abi is interested in evolution, genetics, behavioral neuroscience and ecology. After working in the Trible Lab during the summer of 2021 she was excited to return as a Post-Baccalaureate Fellow and continue work on the clonal raider ants and QLMs. She...