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
Angela Anderson, Postcapitalist Feminist Media & Science Studies
Katherine Andrews, Translational Science
Larry Andrews, Crystallography / Lattice Classification
Wei Rong Ang, Socially Responsible Investment & Financial Economics
Patricia Appelbaum, Religious Studies
Hugo Arias-Pulido, Translational Cancer Research
Kristina Baines, Medical and Ecological Anthropology
Curt Balch, Epigenetics and Cancer Biology
Soumya Banerjee, Computational Immunology
Sean Barberie, Data Science & Drones
Michele Battle-Fisher, Systems Thinking & Health Policy / Governance / Legal Studies
Landon Bennett, Artificial General Intelligence
Matt Bentley, Computer Science
Anamaria Berea, Computational Economics / Linguistics / Semiotics
Aviv Bergman, Systems Biology
Martin Bohle, Studies of Earth Sciences – Society Relations
Rene Bruckner, Film History and Media Archaeology
Gene Bunin, Experimental Optimization / Global Optimization / Uyghur Language
John Laurence Busch, History of High Technology
Viviane Callier, Developmental Physiology
Toni Carey, Philosophy and the History of Ideas
Evelyn Ch’ien, Cultural Production
Tom Chittenden, Theoretical Systems Biology
Maciej Chojnowski, Geometrical Model of Particle Mass
Michael Clarage, Plasma Astrophysics
Dana Cohen, Computational Biology
Nadia Colburn, Literature, Reading, Trauma Studies
Andrew Collins, Operations Research
Christian Corda, Gravitational Physics
Franco Cortese, Biomedical Gerontology
Michelle Marchetti Coughlin, Early American / Women’s History
Jovita De Loatch, Comparative Law & Economics
Jennifer Doering, Music Composition
Ashton Drew, Decision Science
Fred Duerr, Comparative Physiology
Ruth Duerr, Science Data Management, Software & System Engineering
Sepehr Ehsani, Philosophical Biology
Bob Fagen, Animal Play Behavior
Andronikos Falagkas, Interculturalism & Global Vision
Ben Fertig, Ecological Dynamics
Doug Fischer, Biogeography
Edward Flach, Biology Prediction
Jennifer Goddard, Heritage & Illicit Antiquities
Candace Gossen, Environmental Archaeology
Vesselin Gueorguiev, Theoretical Physics, Astrophysics, & Cosmology
Stacy Hartman, Cognitive Cultural Studies
Marcia Byrom Hartwell, International Development
Kelli Hash-Gonzalez, International Relations & Political Psychology
Cael Hasse, Foundations of Quantum Theory & Epistemology
Ralph Haygood, Ecology & Evolution
Tamseela Hussain, Medical Informatics
Michael Ibrahim, Biophysics & Biomedical Imaging
Arkadiusz Jadczyk, Quantum Theory & Geometry
Diane Kelly, Comparative Biomechanics & Neuroscience
Kristina Killgrove, Biological Anthropology and Archaeology
Marios Kyriazis, Advanced Concepts in Aging
Alex Lancaster, Evolutionary Systems Biology
Forrest Landry, Applied Metaphysics, Ethics, & Natural Philosophy
Emily Lankau, Veterinary Epidemiology
Sarah Arnd Linder, Women in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
AJ Lumsdaine, Open Science Problem Solving
Vaibhav Madhok, Quantum Information Science, Mathematical Biology, & Complex Systems
Elizabeth Mann, Microbial Ecology
Kristina Markman, Medieval History
Heather Maughan, Microbial Ecology & Evolution
Lauren McCall, Music Composition / Music Education
Colin Meiklejohn, Population Genetics
Athina Meli, Astroparticle Physics / High Energy & Plasma Astrophysics
Josh Mitteldorf, Evolution of Cooperation & Aging
Lucas Mix, Theory of Life
Johnathon Mohr, Neuropsychiatric Modeling of Mental Illness
Regina Monaco, Complex Systems / AI / Neuroscience
Emily Monosson, Evolutionary Toxicology
Jaime Moreno Tejada, Historical Geography
Julia Mossbridge, Psychophysiology of Time
Christina Muirhead, Population Genetics
Malory Nye, Culture, Religion, & Anthropology
Steven Orzack, Biology
Michael Palmer, Evolution of Complexity
Vitaly Radksy, International Development & Education
Gillian Ragsdale, Biological Psychology & Genetics
Brent Ranalli, History / Philosophy / Policy
Benjamin Redelings, Mathematical & Computational Biology
Vicente Reyes, Computational, Mathematical, & Structural Biology
Nailah Ricco, Behavioral Resistance Within the African Diaspora
Jeffrey Rose, Paleoanthropology
Sara Rosenquist, Sexual and Reproductive Health Psychology
Brandon Routman, Behavioral Economics & Evolutionary Theory
Kathleen Rowley, Education & the Path(s) Taken
Deborah Safron, Sociology
Sean Avila Saiter, Transpersonal-Phenomenological Psychology
Vicenta Salvador, Physiology & Evolution
Tammy Sanders, Learning for Digital-Age Professionals
Elizabeth Sbrocco, Marine Ecology & Evolution
Brian Schefke, History of Science
Soren Scott, Informatics
B Lungsi Sharma, Neuroscience
Patricia Silver, Sociocultural Anthropology
Levi Simons, Distributed Environmental Monitoring
Eric Smith, Stochastic Processes & Statistical Mechanics
Richard Sobel, Social Sciences
Ashton Sperry, Philosophy of Science
Cheryl Sundberg, Transformative Science Education
Anne Thessen, Biodiversity Informatics
Jeffrey Thompson, Wildlife Ecology
Nathan To, Media Psychology, Cultural Studies, & Digital Mental Health
Schuyler Towne, History of Mechanical Security
Meghan Joyce Tozer, Music History
Jose Luis Perez Velazquez, Organising Principles of Brain and Behaviour
Linda Villiers, Paleoarchaeology
Arika Virapongse, Social Ecology
Sarah Vizel, Computational Bioengineering
Michelangelo von Dassow, Developmental Biomechanics
Peter Waddell, Statistical Genetics & Molecular Evolution
Michael Walker, Human Evolution & Palaeoanthropology
Gordon Webster, Modeling Paradigms For The Life Sciences
John S. Wilkins, History & Philosophy of Biology
Jon F. Wilkins, Evolution
Donald A. Windsor, Parasitology
Eleanor Wynn, Anthropology