Research subject Functional Zoomorphology
Functional Zoomorphology is the study of the relationship between the structure of organisms (or systems within organisms) and their function.
Our work is broadly aimed at understanding how the morphology of animal bodies and their neural and sensory structures affect how animals interact with their environment as well as exploring how changes in the environment lead to variation in these structures.
Related research subject
Zoology
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Researchers
Emily Baird
Professor
Valentina Di Santo
Assistant Professor
Mikael Carlsson
Researcher, Docent
Philipp Lehmann
Researcher, Docent
Maxence Gerard
Researcher
Ernesto Restrepo
Researcher
Priscila Araujo
Postdok
Elizabeth Murphy
Postdoc
Kevin Roberts
Postdoc
Inga Tuminaite
Researcher
Maertha Eriksson
PhD student
Zahra Moradinour
PhD
Guadalupe Sepulveda
PhD student
Philip Süess
PhD student
Bertil Borg
Professor Emeritus
Heinrich Dircksen
Professor Emeritus
Dick Nässel
Professor Emeritus
Courses and programmes
Courses in Functional Zoomorphology at undergraduate and advanced level that are administered by the Department of Biology Education (BIG).
Here you find more information about courses and programmes at BIG
Doctoral studies
To be admitted to the doctoral program in Functional Zoomorphology, you must apply for an advertised doctoral student position. Vacancies are advertised on Stockholm University's website.
Departments and centres
Research in the subject takes place at the Department of Zoology
Department of Zoology