Welcome

I’m an evolutionary biologist integrating physiology and genomics to understand the drivers and limits of environmental adaptation and acclimation.

I’m currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, Santa Cruz in the Kelley Lab where I’m studying the evolution of antifreeze proteins in polar fishes through the lens of structural genomic variation. I received my PhD from the University of California, Santa Barbara, in the Hofmann Lab, where I studied the evolution and regulation of plastic responses to global change.

Recent news

May 26th, 2025 - In collaboration with the Resources for Inclusive Eduction in Evolution (RIE2) Working Group, colleagues and I have published an open-source teaching module and lesson plan for lecturing on the evolutionary biology of phenotypic plasticity. Find our module here on QUBES along with RIE2’s other modules.

Contact

snbogan[at]ucsc.edu @snbogan @snbogan Google Scholar

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