News
Adams Lab News
Emily Katula, an undergraduate researcher in Rachelle Adams' lab, presented a poster at the Denman Forum on the antimicrobial properties of ant-derived mandibular gland compounds. This works was…
Roman Lanno at Science Pub
Dr. Roman Lanno is the April speaker for Columbus Science Pub on Thursday, April 6th from 7:30PM to 8:30PM at the Backstage Bistro (503 S Front St). You can reserve a space at http://www…
Maria Miriti receives BETHA grant
EEOB Associate Professor, Maria Miriti, received a Battelle Engineering, Technology and Human Affairs (BETHA) Endowment grant for her work using community gardens as a way to promote science…
Mesfin Tadesse's book released
Herbarium Curator, Mesfin Tadesse, has a new book entitled," ETHIOPIA - Home of Arabica Coffee: Early Use, Folklore, Coffee Ceremony, Origin and Biology." It is now available on Amazon.
Publications by EEOB faculty March 1 - March 31
PNPLA1 has a crucial role in skin barrier function by directing acylceramide biosynthesis
Tetsuya Hirabayashi, Tatsuki Anjo, Arisa Kaneko, Yuuya Senoo, Akitaka Shibata, Hiroyuki Takama, Kohei…
Updates from the Kubatko Lab
Laura Kubatko’s work was featured on the Big Ten Network “LiveBig” section. This particular project will save the East African economy $1.25 billion dollars in lost revenue by focusing on a plant…
Updates from the Curtis Lab
Peter Curtis’ research advisee, Samuel Reed, recently received several awards: 1. Selection as a 2017 Outstanding Senior in CFAES. Samuel is an NRE major with an EE minor. 2. Selection as a 2017…
2017 GEES BioBlitz
Join EEOB graduate students, faculty and staff, and local community volunteers for this outreach project and fundraiser! The Graduate Evolution Ecology Students (GEES) organization is sponsoring a…
Update from the Carstens Lab
Megan Smith from the Carstens Lab was awarded the Rosemary Grant Award for $2500 from the Society for the Study of Evolution. She'll use this money to collect microhabitat data from microsnails…