The Ronin Institute’s Research Scholars represent fields across the academic spectrum, with many individual scholars contributing to multiple traditional disciplines. Visit the links below to learn more about their research.
Lee Altenberg, Evolutionary Theory
Katherine Andrews, Translational Science
Patricia Appelbaum, Religious Studies
Hugo Arias-Pulido, Translational Cancer Research
Kristina Baines, Medical and Ecological Anthropology
Curt Balch, Epigenetics and Cancer Biology
Aviv Bergman, Systems Biology
Rene Bruckner, Film History and Media Archaeology
Viviane Callier, Developmental Physiology
Toni Carey, Philosophy and the History of Ideas
Lishan Chan, Philosophy
Evelyn Ch’ien, Cultural Production
Tom Chittenden, Systems Biology
Nadia Colburn, Literature, Reading, Trauma Studies
Michelle Marchetti Coughlin, Early American / Women’s History
Jennifer Doering, Music Composition
Andronikos Falagkas, Interculturalism and Global Vision
Rob Gargett, Archaeology / Human Origins
Marcia Byrom Hartwell, International Development
Kelli Hash-Gonzalez, International Relations and Political Psychology
Ralph Haygood, Ecology and Evolution
Michael Ibrahim, Biophysics and Biomedical Imaging
Kristina Killgrove, Biological Anthropology and Archaeology
Joseph Kramp, Psychology of Religion
Alex Lancaster, Evolutionary Systems Biology
Heather Maughan, Microbial Ecology and Evolution
Colin Meiklejohn, Population Genetics
Josh Mitteldorf, Evolution of Cooperation and Aging
Lucas Mix, Theory of Life
Johnathon Mohr, Neuropsychiatric Modeling of Mental Illness
Emily Monosson, Evolutionary Toxicology
Christina Muirhead, Population Genetics
Roger Nassar, Chemistry and Biotechnology
Steven Orzack, Biology
Michael Palmer, Evolution of Complexity
Gillian Ragsdale, Biological Psychology and Genetics
Jeffrey Rose, Paleoanthropology
Sara Rosenquist, Sexual and Reproductive Health Psychology
Brandon Routman, Behavioral Economics and Evolutionary Theory
Kathleen Rowley, Education and the Path(s) Taken
Sean Avila Saiter, Transpersonal-Phenomenological Psychology
Deborah Safron, Sociology
Melissa Sameh, Biology
Brian Schefke, History of Science
Namrata Sharma, Higher Education Research
Eric Smith, Stochastic Processes and Statistical Mechanics
Cheryl Sundberg, Transformative Science Education
Anne Thessen, Biodiversity Informatics
Schuyler Towne, History of Mechanical Security
Jay Ulfelder, Political Development
Peter Waddell, Statistical Genetics and Molecular Evolution
Tracy Wallach, Systems Psychodynamics
John S. Wilkins, History and Philosophy of Biology
Jon F. Wilkins, Evolution
Eleanor Wynn, Anthropology