Principal investigator:
Robert Boria
Email: [email protected]
Assistant Professor
Department of Biological Science, San Francisco State University
National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Research
Harvard University and Museum of Comparative Zoology
Ph.D. in Quantitative and Systems Biology
University of California at Merced, Merced, CA, USA
Master of Science
The City College of New York, New York, NY
Bachelor of Science
The City College of New York, New York, NY
Robert Boria
Email: [email protected]
Assistant Professor
Department of Biological Science, San Francisco State University
National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Research
Harvard University and Museum of Comparative Zoology
Ph.D. in Quantitative and Systems Biology
University of California at Merced, Merced, CA, USA
Master of Science
The City College of New York, New York, NY
Bachelor of Science
The City College of New York, New York, NY
Current lab members
TOKAY ALBERTS
Masters student, Integrative Biology
Email: [email protected]
Tokay is proud to be a part of the Boria Lab's first cohort! He got his BS in Wildlife Conservation from Cal Poly Humboldt where he managed the Vertebrate Museum's collection. He has been working in natural history collections since 2021 across three institutions, and has been closely involved with the NSF's Ranges collaborative specimen digitization project. Although a small rodent enthusiast, he is also working under a CIB grant preparing bat specimens at Berkeley's Museum of Vertebrate Zoology. Tokay's thesis project is investigating how Bay Area urbanization is affecting deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) genomic population structuring. He is interested in urban ecology, climate change, and reproductive evolution.
Masters student, Integrative Biology
Email: [email protected]
Tokay is proud to be a part of the Boria Lab's first cohort! He got his BS in Wildlife Conservation from Cal Poly Humboldt where he managed the Vertebrate Museum's collection. He has been working in natural history collections since 2021 across three institutions, and has been closely involved with the NSF's Ranges collaborative specimen digitization project. Although a small rodent enthusiast, he is also working under a CIB grant preparing bat specimens at Berkeley's Museum of Vertebrate Zoology. Tokay's thesis project is investigating how Bay Area urbanization is affecting deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) genomic population structuring. He is interested in urban ecology, climate change, and reproductive evolution.
ADRIEL EVARISTO
Masters student, Integrative Biology
Email: [email protected]
Adriel is a graduate student at San Francisco State University, currently working in the Boria Lab. He earned his bachelor’s degree in general biology with a concentration in Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation. His research interests are understanding how urbanization influences genetic diversity within small habitats across the Bay Area. he is excited to be part of the Boria Lab and look forward to developing new opportunities in the field of evolutionary biology.
Masters student, Integrative Biology
Email: [email protected]
Adriel is a graduate student at San Francisco State University, currently working in the Boria Lab. He earned his bachelor’s degree in general biology with a concentration in Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation. His research interests are understanding how urbanization influences genetic diversity within small habitats across the Bay Area. he is excited to be part of the Boria Lab and look forward to developing new opportunities in the field of evolutionary biology.
