Photo: A. Scott

I am an advanced lecturer at Stanford University’s Hopkins Marine Station, where I teach courses in marine ecology, invertebrate zoology, and statistics. I also study biodiversity change, with a focus on local intertidal and subtidal rocky shores. My teaching philosophy emphasizes experiential learning and hands-on field work. I develop educational materials tailored for undergraduate students that connect ecological theory to rocky shore and kelp forest dynamics in Monterey Bay. Here’s my CV.

Students surveying a historical transect at Hopkins Marine Station
Students surveying a historical transect at Hopkins Marine Station


Contact

elahi at stanford dot edu