Samuel E. Fox

Samuel E. Fox is an Associate Professor of Biology at Saint Martin's University, located in Lacey, WA. He directs the Center for Scholarship and Teaching and is affiliated with the College of Arts and Sciences. His research focuses on plant genomics, cell biology, and responses to environmental stressors, with a particular emphasis on transcriptome analysis in plants like wheat and Brachypodium. He has held academic positions at Oregon State University, Willamette University, Western Oregon University, and Linfield College.

Education:

• Ph.D., Molecular and Cellular Biology (Oregon State University)
• M.S., Biology (University of Central Florida)
• B.S., Zoology (Oregon State University)

Research Interests: Dr. Fox's work explores plant genomics, abiotic stress responses, and bioinformatics tools for transcriptome analysis. He has contributed to studies on wheat photomorphogenesis, Brachypodium stress biology, and the genomic basis of snake adaptation. His lab integrates computational methods with experimental biology to advance understanding of plant and animal systems.

Publications: His recent work highlights genomic plasticity in plants under stress, transcriptome sequencing of steelhead, and comparative genomics of the Burmese python. These studies reflect his expertise in genomics and systems biology approaches.

Awards: No specific awards listed in the text.

Advising & Grants: While specific grants or advising details are not provided, his academic roles suggest active mentorship and research leadership. He has collaborated widely across institutions, including contributions to Python and Brachypodium research consortia.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with Saint Martin's biology department and collaborates with external institutions like Oregon State University and the University of Central Florida.