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Jonathan M. Levine

Professor
Princeton University
Princeton, United States

Jonathan Levine began his career as an undergraduate researcher in marine ecology at Brown University, before heading to UC Berkeley for a PhD focused on plant invasions.  He conducted postdoctoral work on coexistence theory at the Centre for Population Biology at Imperial College, Silwood Park in the UK. He spent nine years as an assistant through full professor in the University of California system (UCLA and UC Santa Barbara) developing a research program on species coexistence at the interface of theory and experimentation. He then moved to ETH Zurich in Switzerland, where he served as Professor of Plant Ecology for seven years, expanding his research program in climate change and eco-evolutionary directions. In 2019, he moved back to the United States to take a position at Princeton University. Jonathan has been an ESA member for 25 years. He has served the society for eight years on the Awards Committee and served for over ten years as a handling editor for Ecology and Ecological Monographs. Jonathan is the recipient of ESA’s George Mercer Award and Robert MacArthur Award and has been an ESA Fellow since 2019. Jonathan particularly welcomes the opportunity meet with PhD students from across ecology in Montreal- just send him an email.

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