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EEB Seminar Series – Rosemary and Peter Grant

January 23, 2020

Title: Understanding biodiversity through adaptive radiations
Presenters: Rosemary and Peter Grant, Princeton University
Hosts:  Giri Athrey / Leif Andersson

Location:  ILSB Auditorium

Tagged With: darwins finches, evolutionary biology, peter grant, princeton university, rosemary grant

Spotlight: Jessica Light

August 22, 2017

Dr. Jessica Light is an Associate Professor in the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, the Mammal Curator at the Biodiversity Research and Teaching Collections, and Communications Chair for EEB.

Dr. Light is a native Michigander and received her B.S. from University of Michigan. She then moved south and obtained her Ph.D. from Louisiana State University and completed a postdoctoral position at University of Florida.

Research in the Light lab is focused broadly in evolutionary biology with a focus on systematics, population genetics, and coevolutionary associations between distantly related organisms, particularly mammals and their parasites. [Read more…] about Spotlight: Jessica Light

Filed Under: Spotlight Tagged With: associate professor, biodiversity research and teaching collections, evolutionary biology, jessica light, population genetics, systematics, wildlife and fisheries sciences

2017 Ecological Integration Symposium

December 23, 2016

Save the date!

The 18th Annual Ecological Integration Symposium will take place March 23 and 24, 2017
This year’s theme is “Micro to Macro: Ecology in the Anthropocene”
Call for abstracts: January 17 – February 14, 2017
Plenary talks will be Thursday March 23
Student presentations will be Friday March 24.
Stay tuned for updates!

Tagged With: conservation, ecological integration symposium, ecology, eis, evolutionary biology, student activities, student symposium

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