Clement Chow studies how—and why—two people can get the same disease and have very different outcomes. Josh Tewksbury's research team has developed a model indicating how human-caused climate change stands to make insects much hungrier. Together, we'll try and build some bridges between those two very different areas of research.
UnDisciplined: The Ecologist And The Geneticist
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Clement Chow studies how genes in fruit flies determine how an eye disease, retinitis pigmentosa, manifests differntly from fly to fly—and human to human. ";
University of Utah
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Josh Tewksbury is the director of the Colorado Global Hub at Future Earth, a global organization focusing on sustainability research.
Future Earth
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Clement Chow, pictured with research assistant Rebecca Palu, is a geneticist at U of U Health who studies the genetic roots of diseases like retinitis pigmentosa.
University of Utah
