Graduate student position available
The Adams lab is looking for an exceptional graduate student with interests in symbiotic interactions in ant systems.
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Updates from the Goodell Lab
This week Dr. Karen Goodell and post doc Jessie Lanterman traveled to scenic Lakeside, OH, to participate in the Ohio Division of Wildlife's annual Wildlife Diversity Partner's meeting. Karen gave a talk entitled "Factors influencing native bee recovery on reclaimed mines."
Watters and Byrne featured in Dispatch article
Dr.Tom Watters, mollusk curator; and Caitlin Byrne, mollusk collections manager, in the Museum of Biological Diversity, were featured in a Sept.
Allison Snow named EEOB Distinguished Professor
EEOB Professor, Allison Snow, was among 7 recipients of the College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor.
Publications by EEOB faculty August 1 - August 31
Morphological support for a clade comprising two vermiform mite lineages: Eriophyoidea (Acariformes) and Nematalycidae (Acariformes)
Samuel J. Bolton, Philipp E. Chetverikov & Hans Klompen. 2017.
Goodell Lab's bee research in the news
Karen Goodell was recently featured in a story aired on NPR Morning Edition (listen to story here) and she was a contributor in a Toledo Blade article (
Chasing Coral FREE Screening, Grandview Drexel, Saturday 08/19
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