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Bacterial Stress Responses | Kevin Foster

Kevin Foster’s career has focused on the question of why cooperation evolves in nature, particularly in microorganisms. After a first degree at Cambridge, he moved to a Ph.D. in Sheffield under Francis Ratnieks studying cooperation and conflict in social insects. Next was the study of the slime mold Dictyostelium discoideum at Rice University. And, after some time in Berlin and Helsinki working on evolutionary theory, he started up a lab as a Bauer Fellow at the Harvard Center for Systems Biology where his focus moved to more conventional microbes, in particular bacteria and yeast. A few years ago, the lab moved to Oxford where Prof Foster is now Professor of Evolutionary Biology in the Department of Zoology. Kevin’s lab combines theory, molecular microbiology, and evolutionary experiments to determine the rules of microbial interaction. Follow ASU Center for Evolution & Medicine to stay updated on all our events! Facebook:   / evmedasu   Instagram: @evmedasu Twitter: @evmedasu