EEOB Research highlighted in ASC Insight
EEOB faculty, Karen Goodell, Stuart Ludsin, and Andrea Grottoli are featured in ASC's Timely Topics this month in Insight. Read more about their research as it pertains to Global climate impacts.
News
Publications by EEOB faculty July 1 - July 31
Quantitative Phosphoproteomics Reveals Signaling Mechanisms Associated with Rapid Cold Hardening in a Chill-Tolerant Fly
Nicholas M. Teets and David L. Denlinger.
Amara Huddleston featured in ASC Spotlights
Amara Huddleston, a graduate student in the Department of Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology (EEOB) is featured in ASC Spotlights this week. Read more about her research here.
Real Science Now
Dr. Steve Rissing is participating in a program presented by The Institute for the Science of Origins and Great Lakes Science Center. This event is free for the public, press, and Republican National Convention.
Undergraduate visits Smithsonian Ant Lab
Last week, Cody Cardenas, an undergraduate researcher in the Adams' Lab, visited the Ant Lab at the National Museum of Natural History. Cody met and worked with Dr. Ted Schultz (pictured) to differentiate between species of ants using morphological characters.
Update from the Hamilton Lab
Ian Hamilton received an NSF award for his work Network Structure and Conflict Management in a Cooperatively Breeding Fish