About Me

I am a PhD student and NSF Graduate Research Fellow at the George Washington University in Dr. Sandy Kawano's lab. I am an organismal biologist, interested in how form relates to function, and how animals are shaped by their environment.

For my PhD, I'm investigating how salamander locomotor biomechanics change as they transition between habitats. I am also actively collaborating on projects involving fishes with diverse feeding strategies, fishes that have adhesive suction cups, and anole ecomorphology.

Browse my website to learn more or follow me on twitter. Please get in touch if you have any questions or would like to collaborate.


Email: jonathanmhuie [at] gmail.com

Twitter: @jmhuiee