The Collin Lab
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In the Collin Lab we work to understand how natural environmental conditions and environmental change shape marine ecosystems and biodiversity. Our current work focuses on three areas: Biodiversity of Marine Invertebrates, Mangrove Blue Carbon, and Tropical Hypoxia.
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Contact
The Collin Lab is part of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and is based at the Naos Island Laboratories near Panama City on the Amador Causeway. Dr. Rachel Collin - [email protected] Tania Romero - [email protected] Phone 202-633-4700 Ext. 28766 (US phone line) +507 212-8766 (Direct to Panama) Mailing address (US domestic mail system) Rachel Collin Unit 9100 Box 0948 DPO AA 34002 Courier address (FedEx or DHL) Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute Attn: Dr. Rachel Collin Naos Island, Calzada de Amador, Causeway, Bldg.# 356 Panama, Republic of Panama Phone: +507- 212-8712 |
Join Us
The Collin Lab welcomes opportunities to host students and to pursue interdisciplinary research through collaborations. Please follow the links below for more information about fellowship opportunities at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute which can help support scholars interested in joining us. Undergraduates and Recent Graduates STRI Internship (Support for 3-month visits to work on ongoing research) Graduate Student Fellowships STRI Short-Term Fellowship (Support for 3 months) STRI Graduate Research Fellowships (Support for 4-12 months) STRI Predoctoral Fellowship NSF Graduate Research Internship Program (GRIP) for Graduate Research Fellows Graduate Programs where Dr. Collin is an adjunct faculty member University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Department of Biology Postdoc Fellowships STRI and Tupper Postdoctoral Fellowships Smithsonian Postdoctoral Fellowship in Biodiversity Genomics |
To learn more about the CollinLab and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute please visit the following web pages.
Rachel Collin
CollinLab YouTube
CollinLab Blog
Bocas del Toro Research Station
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
STRI News
Rachel Collin
CollinLab YouTube
CollinLab Blog
Bocas del Toro Research Station
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
STRI News
