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Learning the ecosystem by experience

November 9, 2017 by Tori York

Group photo on the rocky mountains.

You're huffing up a mountain, covered in layers of clothes but also sweat. "Whew," you say, breathing heavy. Your ears have popped several times by now, and the air is thinner than what you are used to. You look up, and the view is nothing like the one from home. Mountains are different from anything else we see. The tall peaks, the high altitude and the temperatures ensure … [Read more...] about Learning the ecosystem by experience

Filed Under: Research Tagged With: biology, research, Tom Tomasi

Biology graduate student earns grant money to continue research

June 20, 2017 by Tori York

Briana bat

Biology graduate student Briana Anderson had a busy semester. Not only has she stayed on top of her graduate course work and been a successful TA, she also applied for and received grants this year for the bat research associated with her thesis. This research is investigating the immune function of hibernation bats when they get white-nose syndrome, a fungal disease that … [Read more...] about Biology graduate student earns grant money to continue research

Filed Under: News Tagged With: biology, research, Tom Tomasi

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