The Wilsterman Lab is opening its doors at Colorado State University in Fall 2022!
We are a reproductive physiology lab with an interest in life history evolution.
The Wilsterman Lab is particularly interested in the physiology that constrains reproductive output and the mechanisms that are responsible for variation in reproductive traits among and within species. We ask questions about two different types of variation in reproduction:
The Wilsterman Lab is particularly interested in the physiology that constrains reproductive output and the mechanisms that are responsible for variation in reproductive traits among and within species. We ask questions about two different types of variation in reproduction:
- What systems underlay stable variation in reproductive function (including adaptive variation in reproductive function)?
- Which cues and physiological systems does mom use to control her investment across a reproductive cycle (i.e., individual variation in investment)?
We're recruiting! Spread the word and get in touch!
If physiology, reproduction, and/or a supportive & inclusive lab environment sounds exciting to you - please reach out to me!
>> kwilst [at] rams [dot] colostate [dot] edu <<
I'm recruiting on graduate students (MS or PhD) in 2022/23 &
I'm interested in supporting post-doctoral research fellowships!
>> kwilst [at] rams [dot] colostate [dot] edu <<
I'm recruiting on graduate students (MS or PhD) in 2022/23 &
I'm interested in supporting post-doctoral research fellowships!
Dr. Kate Wilsterman
Idea generator, generally good with a pipette, pep talk expert
CV (Updated 03/2022)
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Collaborators
- The Velotta Lab (Univ. of Denver)
- The Cheviron Lab (University of Montana)
- The Good Lab (University of Montana)
- The Soares Lab (Univ. of Kansas Medical Center)
- The Sudmant Lab (UC Berkeley)
- The Bentley Lab (UC Berkeley)
- The Kriegsfeld Lab (UC Berkeley)