Chi is an evolutionary and behavioral ecologist with a particular interest in understanding how behaviors can change with experience and the community-level consequences, especially in the context of predator-prey interactions and mimicry. Chi uses an integrative approach to answer questions at hand. Here's Chi's CV (updated 04-10-2024)

Yu-Zhe is a recent graduate from the Biology Department and worked in our group as an undergraduate. He will be in charge of multiple projects, including one on boldness and reverse learning in lizards and another on predator responses to butterfly chemical defenses.

Hui-Chi is a senior in the Bachelor Program in Life Sciences. She was awarded an MOST undergraduate student research scholarship to study toxicity and signal similarity among Mullerian mimetic butterflies.

Ching-Ning is a senior in the Bachelor Program in Life Sciences. She works on the thermal tolerance and habitat differentiation in a sea urchin species complex.

Ai-Ching is a junior in the Biology Department. She is using AI to quantify exploration personality in lizards.

You-Si is a junior in the Biology Department. He is participating in the project using domestic chicks as predators to measure avoidance towards toxic butterflies.

Hsin-Yen is a junior in the Biotechnology Department. He is working on visualizing butterfly wing patterns when they are in motion.

Shan-Yu is a sophomore in the Bachelor Program in Life Sciences. She is interested in animal behavior and cognition.

Hsin-Chen is a sophomore in the Biology Department. She is participating in our experimental evolution project using bugs.

Chiao-Hsuan is a sophomore in the Biology Department. She is also participating in our experimental evolution project using bugs.