Elizabeth Wolkovich, Ph.D. (GR’09) is featured in Nature for her contributions to ecoinformatics, open science, and data sharing: e.g., via development of the Knowledge Network for Biodiversity (KNB). Link to Nature paper. Link to related review paper in Global Change Biology.
[more]Katie Duryea, Samantha Roberts and Simone Whitecloud have been awarded NSF GK12 fellowships.
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Graduate student Ramsa Chaves Ulloa and undergraduate Ellen Irwin discuss lab work, fieldwork, mosquitos, and, most importantly, friendship, mentoring, and mutual development.
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Road Noise and Singing Insects: A video presentation of Robin Costello's undergraduate thesis project. Come see Robin's thesis May 15th at 2 PM in the Life Sciences Center, Room 201!
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Stop by the Life Sciences Greenhouse and see what's in bloom! There is an extensive and varied plant collection with a wide range of diversity, utility and beauty. Among the most popular and diverse of our collections is the Brout Orchid Collection, home to about a thousand orchids of many species and hybrids.
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