About
Jason Davis has been excitedly researching the evolution of physiological trade-offs in various animal species for about 17 years. After receiving his PhD at Emory University studying the role of hormones on primate stress responses, he conducted research on the physiology of invasive high-altitude songbirds at the University of Washington and University of California, Davis. Since coming to Radford in 2009, he's been lucky enough to conduct a variety of studies on insect growth and reproductive physiology, and even more lucky in that he's been able work with fantastically gifted undergraduate researchers like Caitlin, Chelsea and Elizabeth.
Joined
March 2016
