EEB
A new evolutionary frontierMaria Kalambokidis takes on the daunting task of re-framing the study of the origins of life. |
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Five seedlings to rule them allResearch scientist Karen Castillioni investigates biodiversity at a large scale. |
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Fashion and factCoral reef ecology and high fashion converge for EEB doctoral student Rachael Kaspar. |
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U maintains distinction for ecologyThe University of Minnesota earned high marks for ecology in the Shanghai Ranking for the third consecutive year. |
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Research brief: Understanding mutualism can help control the spread of invasive speciesResearchers use mathematical modeling to better understand mutualism dependence. |
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Research brief: Mapping deadly oak wilt disease from space to protect our forestsNew research looks at satellite imagery data to protect our forests from oak wilt. |
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Research brief: Using fire to revive a fragmented prairie landscapeResearchers look at how fires affect pollination in isolated remnants of prairie in United States. |
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Love on the (lion) brainJessica Burkhart investigates oxytocin as a resource for facilitating lion introductions. |
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Modeling microbial complexityWill Harcombe combines experimental and computational models to decode complex microbial interactions. |
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Clever fly offers lessons on advanced predator adaptationsResearchers find why the saffron robber fly doesn't often make hunting mistakes. |