EEOB Undergrad Receives SEEDS Grant
Peter Curtis' Undergraduate advisee, Samuel Reed, received a $3000 SEEDS: THE OARDC RESEARCH ENHANCEMENT COMPETITIVE GRANT to fund his upcoming summer research.
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Undergraduate help wanted in EEOB
Undergraduates wanted to help study the molecular regulation of insect diapause. Duties include assisting with insect colony maintenance, and performing basic molecular protocols including PCR and gel electrophoresis.
Update from the Goodell lab and the Wolfe lab
Undergrads Emiko Wright, Max Frankenberry, Bobby Burkhart, and Graduate Student Jessie Wallace, presented at the Midwest Ecology and Evolution Conference at Miami University, Oxford OH, on Saturday, March 19th.
Matt Holding receives Outstanding Research Mentor award
EEOB Graduate Student, Matt Holding, received the Outstanding Research Mentor award!
Update from the Augustine Lab
Geoff Gould discusses the latest accomplishments from the Augustine lab in his blog. Be sure to check out the video of the remote control prairie chicken used by Dr.
Publications by EEOB faculty March 1 - March 31
Risky Courtship: Background Contrast, Ornamentation, and Display Behavior of Wolf Spiders Affect Visual Detection by Toad Predators
Clark, D. L., Kizer Zeeff, C., Karson, A., Roberts, J. A., Uetz, G. W. 2016. Ethology.
Ohio Birds field trip
The EEOB2220 (Ohio Birds) class took a field trip to Greenlawn Cemetery earlier this semester. Greenlawn is ideal for birding because of the wide variety of habitats.