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  • Lincy Assistant Professor

    Alyssa Crittenden's research examines the evolution of the human diet through her field studies in Tanzania among a hunter-gatherer tribe, the Hadza, her work may lead to significant changes in the composition of infant formula.

  • Lincy Professor

    Kenneth McCown collaborates with other passionate people applying the latest in research, science and art, to create spaces that are sustainable and beneficial to the community.

  • Lincy Professor

    Deborah Martin is internationally lauded for her work in bioarchaeology and paleopathology, working with ancient human remains to provide insights into the evolution of violence and inequality, agriculture, health, and diet in arid environments, as well as health in indigenous communities.

  • Greg Fullmer Professorship

    Dr. Brian Hedlund has been teaching, researching, and serving at UNLV since 2003. His research focuses on the ecology of life in high temperature habitats, particularly continental hot springs.

  • Lincy Assistant Professor

    Dr. Nora Caberoy's research focuses on the eye's retina and diseases affecting it.

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