benjamin de Bivort
Junior fellow, Rowland Institute at Harvard
100 Edwin H. Land Boulevard
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02142
Post-doctoral fellow (2007.xi - 2008.vii)
Giribet Laboratory,
Dept. of Organismic & Evolutionary Biology
Graduate student (2002 - 2007)
Kunes Laboratory,
Dept. of Molecular & Cellular Biology
Harvard University
Academic interests: I am studying the sensory systems of the insect
Drosophila melanogaster, particularly the spatial development of antennal olfactory
neurons,
and the neural circuitry and genes that facilitate how insects respond to light.
Additional research interests include HIV modeling, arachnid systematics, graph theory, analytic number theory, gene regulation and evolutionary modeling.
Additional research interests include HIV modeling, arachnid systematics, graph theory, analytic number theory, gene regulation and evolutionary modeling.
Courses taught:
Genetics and Genomics - BS50
Behavioral Ecology: Learning & Memory -OEB174
Systems Biology - MCB195
Calculus (Duke).
Genetics and Genomics - BS50
Behavioral Ecology: Learning & Memory -OEB174
Systems Biology - MCB195
Calculus (Duke).




