| Name | Research Interest | Email Address |
| BAYER-WILFERT, Lena Dr | Host-parasite coevolution and virus evolution in pollinators | lena.wilfert@ed.ac.uk |
| BELL, Matthew Dr | Lecturer in Behaviour & Evolution | Matt.Bell@ed.ac.uk |
| BLAXTER, Mark Professor | The biology and evolution of nematodes, including the analysis of genes and gene families in the model nematode Caenorhabditis elegans | Mark.Blaxter@ed.ac.uk |
| BROTHERSTONE, Susan Dr | Genetic parameters underlying quantitative traits in dairy cattle | S.Brotherstone@ed.ac.uk |
| BROWN, Sam Dr | Social evolution of microbial virulence | Sam.Brown@ed.ac.uk |
| COLEGRAVE, Nick Dr | Senior Lecturer | N.Colegrave@ed.ac.uk |
| COLLINS, Sinead Dr | Adaptation in complex environments | s.collins@ed.ac.uk |
| CUNNINGHAM, Emma Dr | Evolutionary and behavioural ecology of reproductive strategies. Life-history evolution - in particular, how life history decisions are affected by parasitism and disease. Sexual selection and sexual conflict | e.cunningham@ed.ac.uk |
| ENNOS, Richard Dr | Evolution and adaptation in plants and fungi | rennos@staffmail.ed.ac.uk |
| FRENCH, Vernon Dr | Senior Lecturer | Vernon.French@ed.ac.uk |
| HADDRILL, Penelope Dr | Population genetics and evolutionary ecology of Drosophila and other insects | p.haddrill@ed.ac.uk |
| KEIGHTLEY, Peter Professor | The evolutionary impact of new mutations. The evolutionary analysis of genome sequences. Complex trait genetics | |
| KNOTT, Sara Dr | Statistical methods to analyse genetic variation underlying complex traits in outbred populations (of plants, animals or humans) | s.knott@ed.ac.uk |
| KRUUK, Loeske Professor | Life history evolution and quantitative genetics in natural populations, particularly wild vertebrate populations | Loeske.Kruuk@ed.ac.uk |
| LEIGH-BROWN, Andrew Professor | Genetic variation and evolution of HIV, particularly the evolution of drug resistance | A.J.Leigh-Brown@ed.ac.uk |
| LEWIS, Sue Dr | Population ecology, particularly the impact of individual variation on population processes | Sue.Lewis@ed.ac.uk |
| LITTLE, Tom Dr | The evolutionary implications of parasitism and disease on host populations | tom.little@ed.ac.uk |
| LOHSE, Konrad | Population genomics and speciation | klohse@staffmail.ed.ac.uk |
| NUSSEY, Daniel Dr | Evolutionary ecology and genetics of ageing and phenotypic plasticity | dan.nussey@ed.ac.uk |
| OBBARD, Darren Dr | The evolution of insect viruses and insect immune systems | darren.obbard@ed.ac.uk |
| PEDERSEN, Amy Dr | The ecology and evolution of infectious diseases; particularly co-infection dynamics in wild mammals and disease emergence | Amy.Pedersen@ed.ac.uk |
| PEMBERTON, Josephine Professor | Using molecular techniques to investigate issues in behaviour, ecology and evolution in natural populations | J.Pemberton@ed.ac.uk |
| RAMBAUT, Andrew Professor | Molecular evolution and molecular epidemiology of RNA viruses; Computational techniques in molecular phylogenetics and evolution | a.rambaut@ed.ac.uk |
| REECE, Sarah Dr | Transmission strategies and life-history evolution of malaria parasites | Sarah.Reece@ed.ac.uk |
| SHARP, Paul Professor | Evolution of viruses; evolution of bacterial genomes | paul.sharp@ed.ac.uk |
| SMISETH, Per Dr | Evolution of parental care, parent-offspring conflict, sexual conflict and sibling competition | per.t.smiseth@ed.ac.uk |
| STONE, Graham Professor | Molecular ecology of insect-plant interactions | Graham.Stone@ed.ac.uk |
| WALLING, Craig | Evolutionary ecology particularly sexual selection and the maintenance of genetic variation in life history traits | craig.walling@ed.ac.uk |
| WALSH, Patrick Dr | Behavioural ecology and animal cognition: life history responses to environmental factors, and the cognitive requirements of avian nest building. | Patrick.Walsh@ed.ac.uk |
| WILSON, Alastair Dr | Evolutionary ecology and genetics of wild vertebrates | Alastair.Wilson@ed.ac.uk |
| WOOLHOUSE, Mark Professor | Infectious Disease Epidemiology | Mark.Woolhouse@ed.ac.uk |
