Summary
Evan Perkowski is a postdoctoral research associate at Texas Tech University with eight years of experience in plant ecophysiology, microbial ecology, and ecosystem responses to global change. He completed a PhD in Biology at Texas Tech after earning a BS in Biology from Widener University and has led diverse experiments from growth-chamber CO2 studies to field nutrient manipulations in deciduous forests. Evan combines rigorous field and greenhouse skills with quantitative approaches to aboveground–belowground interactions and plant nitrogen dynamics. He also has hands-on teaching experience, independently running undergraduate biology lab sections and mentoring students in experimental design. Based in Lubbock, Texas, he brings a practical blend of lab, field, and classroom expertise that accelerates collaborative, hypothesis-driven research. An often-overlooked strength is his track record of integrating manipulative experiments across scales to reveal mechanistic links between plant physiology and ecosystem processes.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biology at Texas Tech University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Biology, Bachelor of Science - BS, Biology at Widener University
r programming language, English