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2014 Breakfast of Science Champions visited U-Research
U-Research was one of the host sites for Breakfast of Science Champions, an OSU-wide STEM activity. Each year more than 400 local schools in the greater Columbus area visit labs, centers, and…
Publications by EEOB faculty in 14 - 24 Feb 2014
Photo courtesy Captain John, from a creative commons license.
Physical-biological coupling and the challenge of understanding fish recruitment in freshwater lakesStuart A. Ludsin, Kristen M…
Dung beetles as indicators of tropical forest restoration success: Is it possible to recover species and functional diversity?
Livia Audino is a PhD student based in the Department of Entomology at the Federal University of Lavras, Brazil. The university has a sandwich program, financed by the Brazilian government …
Publications by EEOB faculty in 13 -- 17 Feb 2014
Redefinition of Cosmolaelaps Berlese (Acari: Laelapidae) and description of five new species from Brazil
Grazielle Furtado Moreira, Hans Klompen, Gilberto Jose De Moraes. 2014. ZooTaxa…
Cellular Metabolic Rate Is Influenced by Life-History Traits in Tropical and Temperate Birds.
Cellular Metabolic Rate Is Influenced by Life-History Traits in Tropical and Temperate Birds.
A post-doc in EEOB, Ana Jimenez, recently had a paper out in PLoS One. She is…
Publications by EEOB faculty in 01 - 12 Feb 2014
Allele Distributions at Hybrid Incompatibility Loci Facilitate the Potential for Gene Flow between Cultivated and Weedy Rice in the US
SM Craig, M Reagon, LE Resnick, AL Caicedo. 2014. PLoS ONE 9…
Publications by EEOB faculty in 19 Jan - 31 Jan 2014
The presence of neighbors influences defense against predators in a cooperatively breeding cichlid
Jennifer K. Hellmann and Ian M. Hamilton. 2014. Behavioral Ecology in press. DOI: 10…
Publications by EEOB faculty in Dec 2013-Jan 2014
Molecular identification and expression analysis of a diapause hormone receptor in the corn earworm, Helicoverpa zea.
Q Zhang, PM Piermarini, RJ Nachman and DL Denlinger. 2013. Peptides, …
Meg Daly in NSF News
Associate Professor Meg Daly studied Antarctica's Edwardsiella andrillae sea anemones retrieved by the ANDRILL team.
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