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The Interdisciplinary Doctoral Degree Program in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) at Texas A&M University is represented by a group of faculty from multiple departments in several colleges within the university. The purpose of the IDDP in EEB is to integrate research programs related to the disciplines of ecology and evolutionary biology and heighten awareness of this important area of biological research within our institution.     >> More

News

COVID GUIDANCE

   Watch KBTX interview EEB students Oluwaseun  Ajileye (Light lab) and Steve Caird (Yorzinski lab) ahead of our March 1st Darwin Day celebration.

Plus, read this article in The Battalion about our Darwin Day celebration!

Don’t miss the upcoming exhibition, The Toll of Texas Roads on Turtles and Snakes, March 5 – April 7 at the Stark Galleries in the MSC.  The exhibition was curated by EEB faculty members Amanda Stronza and Lee Fitzgerald (EEB chair).  Drs. Stronza and Fitzgerald are also co-directors of the ABS program.

Registration and abstract submission links are up for EIS 2024!

We still have EEB merch!  Check out the EEBISO store!

The full EEB Spring 2024 Seminars schedule is up. Take a look!

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Spotlight

Serena Farrell is an EEB PhD student in the lab of Spencer Behmer, investigating the molecular physiology of insects and how they interact with their environment.  Serena was featured in an ECR spotlight for an article she authored in the Journal of Experimental Biology while an undergraduate student at California State University San Marcos.

Find out more about Serena and work and read the linked article.

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