The Shah Lab at the Kellogg Biological Station in Michigan State University is dedicated to the study of ecological and evolutionary physiology in a changing world. Led by Alisha Shah, an evolutionary ecologist, the lab focuses on exploring thermal tolerance, species distributions, and climate change. This research is crucial in understanding the impact of temperature on organisms and the repercussions it has on their biology.

The lab is deeply committed to fostering diversity, inclusivity, equity, and justice within academia. Alisha Shah actively invites new graduate students and postdoctoral associates to join the lab and contribute to their groundbreaking research. If you are passionate about ecological and evolutionary physiology and wish to be a part of this important work, please reach out to Alisha Shah via email or connect with her on Twitter.

The lab is located at the Kellogg Biological Station, and their address can be found on their website