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Matthew Rockman

Professor of Biology; Faculty Director of Diversity Equity & Inclusion

New York University

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Arts & Science

Biology

Matthew Rockman is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Biology; Faculty Director of Diversity Equity & Inclusion at New York University.

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Matthew Rockman

New York University

Professor of Biology; Faculty Director of Diversity Equity & Inclusion

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genetics evolutionary biology population genetics evolutionary genetics caenorhabditis elegans genome biology phylogenetics genomics molecular evolution molecular biology molecular genetics heredity ecology mammalian biology nematology gene evolution systematics morphology (biology) avian biology animal genetics transcription regulation evolutionary developmental biology positive selection quantitative genetics developmental system zoology evolutionary applications genetic basis developmental genetics natural variation transcriptional regulation morphology systematic entomology biological evolution animal taxonomy evolutionary taxonomies genetic factors chromosome biology cytogenetics genetic diversity speciation natural genetic variation hyper-divergent haplotypes cryptic genetic variation mammalogy ornithology animal ecology animal cognition plo biology sociobiology forest ecology evolutionary theory population genomics zoological taxonomy museology comparative genomics molecular neurobiology genotype-phenotype association primate behavior morphological evidence reference genome population ecology scientific visualization experiment design integrative biology radiation biology cell lineage qtn program global gene expression hidden substrate recombinational landscape molecular barcodes cis-regulatory evolution abundant raw material restriction sites diverse morphological systems genetic variation natural selection evolutionary significance molecular adaptation adaptation gene expression variation heritable variation

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A Multigenerational Population-Growth Assay to Capture Subtle Fitness Phenotypes in C. Elegans and Other Nematodes. Genetics (2025)

developmental biologyevolutionary applicationsgeneticslongevitycell lineagepopulation geneticsquantitative biologyheredityontogenyevolutionary biologysubtle fitness phenotypesmultigenerational population-growth assaygenetic variationfitnessother nematodesadaptation

Caenorhabditis Diversity on Pohnpei, Micronesia, Provides Evidence That the Elegans Supergroup Has Its Roots in the Americas and Diversified in the Pacific En Route to Asia. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

caenorhabditis diversityphylogeneticselegans supergroupanimal taxonomybiologyevolutionary biologyzoologyzoogeographybiogeographymyriapodasystematicsbiodiversity

Conservative Evolution of Genetic and Genomic Features in Caenorhabditis Becei, an Experimentally Tractable Gonochoristic Worm. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

parasitologymolecular evolutiongeneticshelminthologyphylogeneticstractable gonochoristic wormhost-parasite relationshipsconservative evolutionbiologyevolutionary biologymolecular ecologygenomic featuresparasite genomicssystematics

Five New Caenorhabditis Species From Indonesia Provide Exceptions to Haldane's Rule and Partial Fertility of Interspecific Hybrids. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2025)

coevolutionheredityecology evolutionsystematic entomologyevolutionary taxonomiesgenetic variationsymbiosismolecular evolutiongeneticsphylogeny comparisonpopulation geneticsmolecular ecologyhybridisationinterspecific hybridssystematicspartial fertilitybiologyevolutionary biologyzoologyspeciationsystematic palaeontology

Variation in Inbreeding Depression Within and Among Caenorhabditis Species. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2025)

evolutionary applicationsgeneticsgenetic admixtureconservation geneticsphylogeneticspopulation geneticsecology evolutionevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biologymolecular ecologygenetic diversitygenetic variation

Environmental Radiation Exposure at Chornobyl Has Not Systematically Affected the Genomes or Chemical Mutagen Tolerance Phenotypes of Local Worms. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Sophia C. TintoriDerin ÇağlarPatrick OrtizIhor ChyzhevskyiTimothy A. MousseauMatthew V. Rockman

radiation biologygeneticslocal wormsmicrobial ecologyradiation oncologyevolutionary biologyenvironmental radiation exposure

Sexual Antagonism Evolves When Autosomes Influence Offspring Sex Ratio. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Solomon SloatMatthew Rockman

developmental biologyevolutionary biologysex ratiosexual antagonism evolves

Caenorhabditis Nematodes Colonize Ephemeral Resource Patches in Neotropical Forests. Ecology and Evolution (2022)

Solomon A. SloatLuke M. NobleAnnalise B. PaabyMax BernsteinAudrey ChangTaniya KaurJohn YuenSophia C. TintoriJacqueline L. JacksonArielle MartelJose A. Salome CorreaLewis StevensKarin KiontkeMark BlaxterMatthew V. Rockman

neotropical forestsephemeral resource patchespopulation ecologymicrobial ecologyforest ecologynematologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyecology

Natural Genetic Variation as a Tool for Discovery in Caenorhabditis Nematodes. Genetics (2022)

Erik C AndersenMatthew V Rockman

natural genetic variationgeneticsnematology

Rapid Isolation of Wild Nematodes by Baermann Funnel. Journal of Visualized Experiments (2022)

Sophia C. TintoriSolomon A. SloatMatthew V. Rockman

experiment designwild nematodesnematologyvisualizationbaermann funnelscientific visualizationecologyrapid isolation

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Matthew Rockman

Professor of Biology; Faculty Director of Diversity Equity & Inclusion

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Biology

Matthew Rockman is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Biology; Faculty Director of Diversity Equity & Inclusion at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Matthew Rockman

New York University

Professor of Biology; Faculty Director of Diversity Equity & Inclusion

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Multigenerational Population-Growth Assay to Capture Subtle Fitness Phenotypes in C. Elegans and Other Nematodes. Genetics (2025)

caenorhabditis diversityphylogeneticselegans supergroupanimal taxonomybiologyevolutionary biologyzoologyzoogeographybiogeographymyriapodasystematicsbiodiversity

Conservative Evolution of Genetic and Genomic Features in Caenorhabditis Becei, an Experimentally Tractable Gonochoristic Worm. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Five New Caenorhabditis Species From Indonesia Provide Exceptions to Haldane's Rule and Partial Fertility of Interspecific Hybrids. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2025)

Variation in Inbreeding Depression Within and Among Caenorhabditis Species. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2025)

Sophia C. TintoriDerin ÇağlarPatrick OrtizIhor ChyzhevskyiTimothy A. MousseauMatthew V. Rockman

radiation biologygeneticslocal wormsmicrobial ecologyradiation oncologyevolutionary biologyenvironmental radiation exposure

Sexual Antagonism Evolves When Autosomes Influence Offspring Sex Ratio. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Solomon SloatMatthew Rockman

developmental biologyevolutionary biologysex ratiosexual antagonism evolves

Caenorhabditis Nematodes Colonize Ephemeral Resource Patches in Neotropical Forests. Ecology and Evolution (2022)

neotropical forestsephemeral resource patchespopulation ecologymicrobial ecologyforest ecologynematologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyecology

Natural Genetic Variation as a Tool for Discovery in Caenorhabditis Nematodes. Genetics (2022)

Erik C AndersenMatthew V Rockman

natural genetic variationgeneticsnematology

Rapid Isolation of Wild Nematodes by Baermann Funnel. Journal of Visualized Experiments (2022)

Sophia C. TintoriSolomon A. SloatMatthew V. Rockman

experiment designwild nematodesnematologyvisualizationbaermann funnelscientific visualizationecologyrapid isolation

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