Arthur brought expertise on experimental evolution of hosts and parasites to graduate school, clearly revealing that he is both a patient soul and a motivated scientist. He then chose to hone his theory skills and developed novel analytical approaches to help make sense of diverse serological datasets, making important contributions to immunoepidemiology and public health. He also kept the lab apprised of all the latest in music and merriment!
Education
2022-now
Ph.D. candidate in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Princeton University
2020 – 2022
M.S. in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Princeton University
2016 - 2020
B.S. in Biology with a minor in Global Health
Emory University
Awards
President's Fellowship, Princeton University
Darrell Stokes Biology Department Award, Emory University
Additional Publications
P. Signe White, Angela Choi, Rishika Pandey, Arthur Menezes, McKenna Penley, Amanda K. Gibson, Jacobus de Roode, Levi Morran. 2020. Host heterogeneity mitigates virulence evolution. Biol Lett 16: 20190744.