Tyler Kartzinel

Dr. Tyler Kartzinel is transforming the field of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology with his innovative research at Brown University. As a Peggy and Henry D. Sharpe Assistant Professor of Environment and Society and an Assistant Professor of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology, Dr. Kartzinel is at the forefront of understanding the intricate web of species interactions that shape our natural world. His research employs cutting-edge forensic lab tools and meticulously designed field experiments to unravel the complexities of how species interact with one another. With a keen focus on conservation biology, molecular ecology, and the evolution of species interactions, Dr. Kartzinel's work is pivotal in shedding light on the dynamics of predation, competition, and mutualisms. Dr. Kartzinel's research is not only academically rigorous but also deeply relevant to addressing pressing environmental challenges. By providing insights into the outcomes of species interactions, his work informs strategies to mitigate the impacts of global change on ecosystems and human well-being. His contributions are instrumental in guiding conservation efforts and developing sustainable solutions for preserving biodiversity. In addition to his research, Dr. Kartzinel is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of scientists. He is actively involved in teaching and guiding students, fostering a collaborative and innovative learning environment. His commitment to education and research excellence makes him a valued member of the academic community at Brown University. Through his groundbreaking work, Dr. Kartzinel continues to push the boundaries of our understanding of ecological and evolutionary processes, making significant strides in the field and contributing to the broader goal of sustaining life on Earth.