EOS Center waterfront research facility
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A collaborative research group spanning zooplankton ecology, microbial genomics, and computational biology. We are located at the Estuary & Ocean Science Center in Tiburon, California — situated on the shores of San Francisco Bay.

Map showing EOS Center location on San Francisco Bay

Research Themes

Diversity of Life

Lab

Exploring and monitoring the diversity of previously uncharacterized life — from viruses to sharks, and everything in-between — in tropical, estuarine, deep-sea, subsurface, and other unique environments.

Zooplankton Ecology

Michelle

Studying copepod populations and ecology of zooplankton, from coastal estuaries to the deep sea.

Estuarine Fish Conservation

Michelle

Understanding the food resources that threatened estuarine fishes need to survive.

Ocean & Deep-Sea Exploration

Lab

Surveying and mapping ocean and deep-sea environments and life using human-occupied, remotely-operated, and autonomous vehicles.

Ecosystem Dynamics

Michelle

Studying human-impacted wetlands and elucidating connections and seasonal dynamics of marine food webs.

AI/ML for Environmental Science

Sean

Harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to advance environmental and aquatic sciences.

Genomics, Technology & Data Standards

Lab

Advancing genomics, technology, and scientific infrastructure. Developing and implementing standards for biological data to ensure valuable widespread utility.

Astrobiology, Extremophiles, and Deep Biosphere

Sean

Exploring life deep underground and below the seafloor to understand novel life and its role in shaping Earth's global biogeochemical cycles.

Synthetic Biology & Bioengineering

Sean

Applying computational techniques and machine learning approaches to design synthetic solutions for global problems.