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Mattingly & Lahey are Graduate School Presidential Fellows
EEOB Graduate Students, Kali Mattingly (advisor: Steve Hovick) and Zach Lahey (advisor: Norm Johnson) have been named Autumn 2020 Presidential Fellows. The Presidential Fellowship is the most…
EEOB Publications December 1- December 31
Climate change influences mycorrhizal fungal–plant interactions, but conclusions are limited by geographical study bias
ALISON E. BENNETT AND AIMEE T. CLASSEN. 2020. Climate change…
Student Profile: Julian Roberts, Graduating Senior in the Adams Lab
Julian Roberts is a delight to all that know her. She is a remarkable woman with academic talent that warrants praise and respect. Despite her compressed academic schedule that allowed her to…
Ludsin Elected President Of AFS Early Life History Section
In a recent election of officers for the executive committee of the AFS Early Life History Section, EEOB Professor, Stu Ludsin was voted in as the new President-Elect. He will serve in this…
EEOB Publications November 1 - November 30
Identification and expression of chemosensory receptor genes in the egg parasitoid Trissolcus basalis
Huayan Chen, Zachary Lahey, Elijah J. Talamas, Norman F. Johnson. 2020. https://doi.org/10…
EEOB Publications October 1 - October 31
Algal blooms in a freshwater reservoir – A network community detection analysis of potential forcing parameters
Gerald R. Allen, Franklin W. Schwartz, David R. Cole, Roman P. Lanno, Anirudh Prabhu…
Lahey's research featured in Ohio State Alumni Magazine
Research from EEOB Graduate student, Zach Lahey, was featured in the most recent Ohio State Alumni Magazine.
Read more about it on the OSU Alumni Magazine site.
Daly discusses climate change and population dynamics
EEOB professor, Marymegan Daly, shares her insight into the significance of new research that has allowed researchers to create a new evolutionary history of coral and sea anemones dating back to…
Carter interviewed by CSMonitor
ASC Communications released the following story:
Bats are often vilified and looked at with contempt and fear. But to bat biologists like EEOB assistant professor Gerald Carter, the…