Indiana University Bloomington
Common Themes in Reproductive Diversity (CTRD)
Research
I am interested in harnessing comparative and integrative approaches to understand the evolution of social behavior. I aim to explore the roles and evolution of neuroendocrine gene networks in the regulation of reproduction and sexual-dimorphisms that arise, all within ethologically-relevant contexts.
About
I’m a current a postdoctoral fellow in the CTRD program at Indiana University Bloomington working in the Rosvall and Hahn labs.
I got my PhD from the University of Texas, Austin in the Hofmann Lab. After receiving my undergraduate degree from UT Austin, I spent two years at the National Institute of Health (NIH) before returning for my PhD.
Outside of work I like to play soccer, go fishing, and read science fiction and fantasy books. Many thanks to my canine muse, Cnemi.
Recent Updates
Check out Isaac’s recent Science Under the Stars lecture about animal brains:
Isaac Miller-Crews, PhD 