Simon A. Queenborough
Faculty
Assistant Professor
My research focuses on mechanisms of species coexistence in the broadest sense, considering questions of niche differentiation in closely-related species, the effects of breeding system on resource allocation, demography and survival, and comparative ecological studies of species and ecosystems. To address these issues I work mostly with extensive mapped populations of tropical trees as well as annual plants.
Students interested in working with me, please consult my lab webpage.
Areas of Expertise
- Tropical Ecology
- Population and community ecology
Education
- PhD, University of Aberdeen, UK, 2006
- MSc, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh & University of Edinburgh, UK, 2001
- BA (Hons), University of Cambridge, UK, 2000
People
1500 Museum of Biological Diversity
1315 Kinnear Road
Columbus, OH 43212
