Snapshot Safari to launch three new projects February 5, expanding research and conservation efforts for Africa’s charismatic wildlife. Since 2010, the camera trapping projects Snapshot Serengeti and.

This EEB Ph.D. candidate shares his thoughts on teaching, travelling and living out childhood dreams. Graduate Program: Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior Faculty advisor: Keith Barker Hometown? I’m.

Abundant, diverse, and well studied, oaks are a valuable tool for understanding how ecology and evolution interact to shape the natural world—and how species can adapt to changes ahead. Oaks are among.

This CBS undergraduate loves the science of storytelling. Name: Nick Minor Year: Fourth Major: Ecology, Evolution and Behavior Why did you want to study EEB? I’ve been interested in one or another.

The evolution of mutualism has long been one of life’s big mysteries. Will Harcombe’s lab may have cracked the code. The biological world is filled with “you scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours”.

Evolutionary biologist James Curtsinger’s finding about mortality rates continues to influence research on mortality and population heterogeneity. Editor’s note: In this new series we’ll showcase.

Suzanne McGaugh and colleagues embarked on an NIH-funded study to search for genes that regulate sleep and feeding in blind cave fish. Sleeping and eating are linked in many species and often there’s.

Ecology, Evolution and Behavior faculty member Michael Travisano named a McKnight Distinguished University Professor. Michael Travisano was recently named a 2018 Distinguished McKnight University.

The CBS faculty member receives accolades for his work studying the impact the microbiome has on human health. Ran Blekhman was recently named a 2018-20 McKnight Land-Grant Professor in an.

Study finds freshwater lakes in North America become less “fresh” due to inputs of road salts. With ice and snow comes salt. This expectation began when public works departments in the United States.