Graduate Students

Maisie received her BSc in Zoology from the University of Exeter and went on to complete a Master's in Tropical Forest Ecology at Imperial College London. During her Master's, she used genetic methods to investigate and quantify the diet of orangutans in...

I am interested how stressful experiences span generations. Specifically, I want to know how different types and timescales of stress interact with parental physiology to influence the health, development, and life history of both parents and their kids...

Javier graduated from the University of Barcelona with bachelor's degrees in mathematics and philosophy and he holds master's degrees in mathematics, history, and mathematical and computational engineering. Prior to joining the Reich lab in the HEB...

Roslyn Curry is a PhD student with David Reich studying ancient population genetics predominantly in the Americas. Her research interests also include bioethical engagement of Indigenous and African American communities in genomics as well as utilizing...

Nina is interested in the genetic processes that shape the human shoulder.  She uses developmental genetics and comparative morphology to investigate signals of functional evolutionary change among primates.  Prior to Harvard, Nina graduated from the...

My research focuses on how energy balance and physical activity impact the female menstrual cycle and levels of reproductive hormones. To study this interaction, I work closely with female athletes in Boston and subsistence farmers in Rwanda. Prior to...