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Tatsuya Inagaki, Ph.D.

Postdoctoral Fellow, Cornell University

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Hello! I am a biologist studying termite–microbiome symbiosis, an obligate mutualism that has persisted for over 130 million years. My research focuses on how individual microbial partners shape termite ecology and evolution.


In my work, I use a mix of approaches such as fieldwork, insect rearing, DNA metabarcoding of the microbiome, microscopy and imaging, observing termite behavior, chemical analysis, and computer modeling, to understand how this symbiosis works.
 

I am passionate about teaching and mentoring students through these approaches, and I always welcome opportunities for collaboration. Please explore my work and feel free to get in touch!

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Insect Ecology
Symbiosis
Termite
Gut Microbe
Community Ecology

Biodiversity

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