Barnabas Daru is an evolutionary biologist and Assistant Professor at Stanford University with a decade of academic experience bridging field zoology and plant evolutionary research. He earned a BSc in Zoology (University of Jos), a PhD (University of Johannesburg), completed a postdoc at Harvard with Charles Davis, and established an independent lab at Texas A&M–Corpus Christi before joining Stanford in 2023. An Alfred P. Sloan Fellow and Linnean Society of London Fellow, he combines rigorous phylogenetic and ecological approaches to address macroevolutionary questions. Based in Palo Alto, he brings a track record of building research programs from the ground up and mentoring early-career scientists while maintaining active international collaborations.
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