News & Announcements
EECB student successfully crowdfunds research
4/18/2018
Congrats to Danielle Salcido (Dyer Lab) who successfully crowdfunded her research. Danielle studies patterns of interaction diversity along latitudinal, climatic, and disturbance gradients. This particular research is conducted in Costa Rica - learn more about it here!
Alison Agneray receives honourable mention for her NSF GRFP application
4/14/2018
Congratulations to Alison Agneray (Leger lab), who received an honourable mention for her NSF GRFP application.
Congratulations to PhD student Katie Uckele!
4/14/2018
Katie Uckele (Parchman lab) has won an EECG research award from the American Genetic Association for her work on recombinant hybrid zones in Juniper. Congrats Katie!
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EECB Ph.D student awarded grant from the Society for the Study of Evolution
4/10/2018
EECB student, Su'ad Amatullah Yoon, has been awarded a Graduate Research Excellence Grant from the Society for the Study of Evolution. Congratulations!
Best student talk at national meeting
3/30/2018
Congratulations to EECB student, Thomas Riecke, for winning the best student talk award at the 2018 North American Arctic Goose Symposium. Thomas studies Black Brandt population ecology in Alaska.
EECB professor publishes research in Science
3/30/2018
EECB faculty member Dr. Jamie Voyles along with several members of her lab just published research in Science. Their work investigates amphibian declines and disease ecology. For additional information, read the original research paper, or read a great write up in the New York Times.
EECB alumna crowdfunds for tropical bird conservation
3/21/2018
Dr. Lisa Crampton, an EECB alumna, recently had her research on tropical bird conservation on the Hawaiian island of Kauai highlighted in the NY Times (article here). There she discusses the lack of conservation funding for endangered species. Dr. Crampton is crowdfunding $50 000 for her research which focuses on diseases and their vectors.
SICB Grant Winner
1/23/2018
Congratulations to Alexa Lindauer of the Voyles lab who has recently won a SICB graduate research award for her work on amphibian drought stress and disease.
Rethinking Seed Sources In Rangeland Restoration
1/17/2018
Check out Beth Leger and Thomas Parchman in this recent article highlighting their USDA grant on seed sources for rangeland restoration. Their work on this project will greatly influence the future of rangeland management, bringing cutting edge technologies and evolutionary principles to the field of rangeland restoration.
National Science Foundation Career grant
11/22/2017
Congratulations to Dr. Ian Wallace on his recent NSF CAREER grant! Ian investigates how the production of cellulose, an important structural compound, is regulated in plant cell walls. His work will have important implications for renewable energy and sustainability.
Using museum specimens to inform conservation
11/16/2017
EECB faculty Dr. Mary Peacock and her colleagues report on the use of museum specimens to identify a persistent, unique lineage of the Lahontan cut-throat trout, which was thought to be extinct. This is a great example of how museums can benefit conservation efforts. Congratulations Mary!
GSA Research Grant winner
11/7/2017
Congratulations to Gabriela Rios-Sotelo for winning a GSA fall research grant. Gabi's proposed research will investigate the role of temperature in white-nose syndrome in bats.