Sacha Vignieri Email & Phone Number

Seattle, WA, US

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As a senior research editor at Science I have the unique opportunity and privilege to identify the best science in the fields of ecology, evolutionary biology, organismal biology, behavior, conservation biology, fisheries, biomechanics and vertebrate paleontology, among others. As a handler of research submissions I lead the decision process for papers in.

Washington DC

In this volunteer advisory position I had the honor to be able to help identify exciting and transformative conservation science for the World Wildlife Fund's new Luc Hoffman Institute. The laudable goal of the institute to is to connect ground-breaking science to global conservation needs in an effort to increase the pace of environmental problem solving.

While a post-doctoral researcher in the Hoekstra Lab at Harvard I operated an independent research project through all stages from conception, writing of grant and research proposals, acquisition of funding, intensive field (including population and habitat assessment of an endangered species) and laboratory (including both standard and non-standard.

I was awarded a University President's Post-doctoral fellowship for the research I proposed to conduct in the Hoekstra Laboratory when it was still located at UC San Diego. My tasks, therefore, were identical to those described for my time at Harvard. However, being awarded this fellowship for women and minorities was an honor and I was pleased to be able.

While a Leverhulme Fellow at the University of Sussex I acquired skills in theoretical evolutionary biology and furthered my teaching experience. Perhaps more valuable, however, than the achievements that can be listed on paper, were the international connections that I made while working in the UK and the opportunity to broaden my familiarity with.

Phd, Zoology (Epa Star Fellow)

B.A, Integrative Biology