Physiology and Behavior

Physiology and Behavior encompasses a systems-level, quantitative approach to the study of the behavior of an organism and its constituent parts. As physiology is the study of the physical and chemical processes of life, we use both experimental and theoretical techniques to quantify and model the mechanisms that make life possible. Our focus is to apply quantitative analytical and modeling techniques to challenging problems that vertically integrate across organizational levels, from tissue function to organismal behavior.  Organisms of interest span animals to humans, with applications to sensing in complex environments, response to stimuli and stress, robotics, and biologically-inspired design.

Physiology and Behavior

Ed Balog
Associate Professor
School of Biological Sciences
Young-Hui Chang
Professor
School of Biological Sciences
Hannah Choi
Assistant Professor
School of Mathematics
Flavio Fenton
Professor
School of Physics
Daniel Goldman
Professor
School of Physics
Michael Goodisman
Professor
School of Biological Sciences
David Hu
Professor
George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering
Patrick McGrath
Associate Professor
School of Biological Sciences
Assistant Professor
School of Psychology
Farzaneh Najafi
Assistant Professor
School of Biological Sciences
Boris Prilutsky
Professor
School of Biological Sciences
Zeb Rocklin
Assistant Professor
School of Physics
Gregory Sawicki
Professor
School of Biological Sciences
Eric Schumacher
Professor
School of Psychology
Simon Sponberg
Dunn Family Associate Professor
School of Physics
Alberto Stolfi
Assistant Professor
School of Biological Sciences
Todd Streelman
Professor
School of Biological Sciences
Lewis Wheaton
Professor
School of Biological Sciences