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Update from the Adams Lab
An undergraduate researcher in the Adams lab, Cody Cardenas, won some awards this week at the Entomological Society of America North Central Branch meeting in Cleveland. Cody took 3rd place in the…
Kubatko to deliver keynote address at phylogenetics conference
Laura Kubatko will present at the Mathematical and Computational Biology Conference in France. Her talk is entitled: Coalescent-based Species-level Phylogenetic Inference Using Site Pattern…
Update from the Triplehorn Collection
Triplehorn Insect Collection was featured in the Columbus Dispatch yesterday. Read the article here.
Publications by EEOB faculty June 1 - June 30
The re-eutrophication of Lake Erie: Harmful algal blooms and hypoxia
Susan B. Watson, Carol Miller, George Arhonditsis, Gregory L. Boyer, Wayne Carmichael, Murray N. Charlton, Remegio Confesor,…
Calinger's work profiled in Science
Kellen Calinger’s PhD work was profiled in Science last week: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/352/6287/762.full
Publications by EEOB faculty May 1 - May 31
Cryobiology of the freeze-tolerent gall fly Eurosta solidaginis: overwintering energetics and heat shock proteins Lee, Richard E., Dommel, Robyn A., Joplin, Karl H., Denlinger, David L. 2016. Clim…
Matt Holding's research featured in Washington Post
Matt Holding's research paper on the evolution of snake venom is featured in the Washington Post. Read more about it here.
Update from EEOB's Tropical Ecology class
The Tropical Ecology course is in full swing, and students have started adding blog posts and photos to the course website (and on Twitter, tagged with #OSUtropecol). Keep up with the action at…
Updates from the AEL
The Aquatic Ecology Lab (AEL) has 3 undergraduate fellows this summer:
Melissa Bittner, a third-year undergraduate in the Aquatic Ecology Laboratory, received a summer URO Research Scholarship…