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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

The schedule is posted for the Open Source for Open Science (OSOS) 2024  (August 24-25)   Please contact Dr. David Bapst with questions.

Check out our Students & Alumni section to  congratulate our August graduates Mason Clark, Emma Lehmberg, Nicole Scavo and Paolo Fascinetto-Zago and to welcome our new Fall cohort Eliyashhaib James, Sierra Sanders, Alister Brown and Loris Di Vozzo!

Spring is officially over and summer research is well on its way. The EEB 2024 Spring Newsletter is a vibrant showcase of our students’ and faculty’s hard work and remarkable achievements this past academic year.   Included are graduates, election results, award winners, events, new faculty and students and much more.  Congratulations to all!

EEBISO 2024-25 leadership elections were held recently.  Congratulations to our new officers!

Don’t forget to take advantage of the EEB Honors and Awards link for future newsletters.

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

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Spotlight

On Saturday July 20th, EEBISO outreach chair Shannon Harris and the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History paid homage to celebration, childhood wonder, the memory and presence of loved ones, fallen or deployed service members, new beginnings, and more. The Wish Upon a Butterfly festivities began inside the Museum where guests could make a “wish keepsake” and other butterfly crafts while enjoying food, music, and educational booths, before releasing their butterflies outside.

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