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Cameron Egan is an associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at USC Dornsife. His research focuses on community ecology, particularly how plant–fungal symbioses shape biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, with an emphasis on mycorrhizal fungi and their underground interactions that support plant life. Egan employs a range of methodologies, integrating field ecology, molecular tools, and data science to explore the impacts of environmental change and urbanization on these crucial ecological relationships. His research spans diverse ecosystems, from Glacier National Park to the Hawaiian Islands, and currently emphasizes urban ecosystems in Los Angeles. Teaching is a central aspect of Egan's professional role, with a strong commitment to educating students in understanding ecological interactions and biodiversity.
Department of Biology, Okanagan College • Okanagan, Canada
Taught various biology courses and engaged in research.
University of Hawaii at Manoa • Hawaii, USA
Conducted research in ecology and biodiversity.
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