Luna
Graduate Student
Fluff & Nap Feline Fellow

Luna received her BFS (Bachelor of Feline Sciences) with high honors—recognized for her pioneering work in conserving energy while eating. Her innovative technique of leaning against a wall as she gracefully lowers herself to her food bowl has earned her the title of “The Laze-and-Graze Gourmand.” Luna’s previous research delves into the ergonomics of napping on keyboards right before deadlines and refining her taste buds to detect the subtle differences between wild-caught and farm-raised salmon, with a particular talent for rejecting the latter in projectile motion. When she’s not rigorously testing new culinary arrivals in the house, Luna can be found overseeing experiments on the quantum mechanics of laser pointers, the gravitational effects on spontaneous napping, and cutting-edge acoustics research in purring harmonics. Luna’s contributions to the field of Feline Sciences are matched only by her commitment to the pursuit of comfort. Whether she’s curling up in the smallest possible cardboard box or trying to fit into a tray, Luna exemplifies the perfect balance between intellectual curiosity and the art of relaxation.
For details on how to join the lab as a graduate student and rotation opportunities, please visit 'Openings' at the top of the page.