Biology Seminar: Postdoc Minisymposium
Name: Dr. Gabriella Wolff
Lab: Riffell Lab
Title: Neuromodulation and Differential Learning Across Mosquito Species
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Ecology
Biology Seminar: Jennifer Ruesink & Billie Swalla
Dr. Jennifer Ruesink
Response and effect traits in a phenotypically-variable marine foundation species
Biology Seminar: Emily Carrington & Peter Ward
Dr. Emily Carrington
Losing their lifeline? Mussel attachment in dynamic coastal environments
PhD Defense - Leith Miller
PhD Defense - Itzue Caviedes Solis
PhD Defense - Christopher Wells
Report on the 2013 rapid assessment survey of marine species at New England bays and harbors
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The failed introduction of the sea anemone *Sagartia elegans* in Salem Harbor, Massachusetts
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CANCELED: Plant-pollinator interactions and movement in the context of global change
More than 60% of earth’s terrestrial surface is managed by humans as agriculture, pasture, or urbanized areas, and land conversion continues to be the primary driver of global biodiversity loss. Despite this, little is known about the impacts of land management on multi-species interactions, gene flow, and ecosystem function. The Jha Lab investigates ecological and evolutionary processes from genes to landscapes, to quantify global change impacts on plant-animal interactions, movement ecology, and the provisioning of ecosystem services.
Alex Lowe PhD Defense
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