Mantis shrimp contest. Credit: Roy Caldwell
Credit: Roy Caldwell

As of July 1, 2024, I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology at Brown University!

Please visit my new website at https://sites.brown.edu/greenbiologylab/

My research uses integrative approaches to understand how animals gather information and make decisions in contexts from competition to mate choice. I study this assessment from its mechanisms (biomechanics and physiology), through its behaviors, up to its implications for ecology and evolution.

I am also passionate about connecting my research to the broader community through teaching, mentoring, and outreach.

Areas of Research

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Patrick A. Green

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Assessment Behavior

Assessment Behavior

What behaviors do animals use when gathering information about themselves, each other, and their environments?
Physical Mechanisms of Assessment

Physical Mechanisms of Assessment

What physical mechanisms allow animals to gather and use information?
Intergroup Contests

Intergroup Contests

How do groups of social-living animals assess other groups and make collective decisions?
Perception and Behavior

Perception and Behavior

How do perceptual systems affect the behavior and evolution of assessment?