Kaylin Chong

Graduate Student
Brian Farrell Lab
a person standing in front of shelves of glass jars
Museum of Comparative Zoology Harvard University 26 Oxford Street Cambridge, MA 02138

My interests are centered around the diversity of invertebrate sensory systems, including the evolutionary and ecological factors driving this diversity. I have previously worked with Dr. Lauren Sumner-Rooney at the Oxford Natural History Museum where I studied how ecological factors such as hunting mode influences arachnid visual systems.

I am also fascinated by the comparative methods and technology available to study museum specimens. Besides classical anatomical work, more recent technology such as 3D modeling and non-invasive scanning techniques interest me in their role in modern morphological research.

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