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Sal Sidoti, co-advised by Susan Gershman and Stu Ludsin, successfully defended his dissertation entitled, Predator Cues Induce Transgenerational Behavioral Plasticity in the Wolf Spider Schizocosa…

Dave Hibler, veteran and EEOB Ph.D. student, and Joy Omslaer, a social worker for brain injury survivors at the Outpatient Rehabilitation Department of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical…

Cody Cardenas, a former Master's student in Rachelle Adams' Mega Ant Lab,  just published his second chapter on a Panamanian fungus-growing ant. Cardenas and Andrew Mularo (a former undergraduate…

Woody Foster, EEOB professor emeritus, co-authored a recent study on the hunting habits of mosquito larvae. The team used a 16-millimeter film camera that had been designed for the U.S. military…

EEOB Professor, Maria Miriti, will begin an interim appointment as Associate Dean of the Graduate School Oct. 1. She will assume the Associate Dean responsibilities related to curriculum and…

Vampire bats infected with the rabies virus aren’t likely to act stereotypically “rabid,” according to a new study from the Carter Lab. The study, published recently in Biology Letters, was led by…

GILBERTO JOSÉ DE MORAES, GRAZIELLE FURTADO…

The National Center for Science Education (NCSE) awarded Tim Berra, EEOB Academy Professor and Professor Emeritus, the 2022 Friend of Darwin Award for his lifetime service to the teaching of…

Rachelle Adams, EEOB Assistant professor, and her work are featured in the Environmental Monitor publication. She discusses the coevolutionary relationship between fungus growing ants and social…