Vector microbiome-pathogen-environment associations across multiple scales: Implications for Chagas disease transmission
Kaylee Arnold, Living Earth Collaborative
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The potential for the weaponization of water in a changing climate
Jason Knouft, Saint Louis University
Saving birds the World Bird Sanctuary Way
Jeff Meshach, World Bird Sanctuary
Living Earth Collaborative Seminar
Biology Graduate Students (Sarah Swiston, Shreenidhi Perukkaranai Madabhushi, Wen-Hsi Kuo, Jhan Salazar)
EEPB/Living Earth Collaborative Seminar
Biology Graduate Students (Phillipa Tanford, Israt Jahan, Sean McHugh, James Lucas-Ojascastro), “TBD”
Evolution of Dogs and Dog Aggression; and Macroevolutionary Trends in the Evolution of Domestic Cats and Dogs
Stanton Braude, Washington University
Jonathan Losos, Living Earth Collaborative
Plants on the move: influence of lemur behavior on seed dispersal patterns
Onja Razafindratsima, University of California-Berkeley
Plant, Prison, Port, and Pigment: Histories of Environmental Racism in Southeast Louisiana
Robin McDowell, Washington University
Signal Diversification and the Evolution of Sensorimotor Integration
Bruce Carlson, Washington University
Toward Dynamic Multimodal Remote Sensing: From Buildings and Populations to Soundscapes and Aesthetics
Nathan Jacobs, Washington University
A waste of time or a chance to reset the OS: Why do animals sleep?
Keith Hengen, Assistant Professor, Washington University
Tales from the Crypts: How insect gut bacteria influence host physiology
Brittney Peterson, Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville
Aerobic respiration and processing across stream ecosystems
Jancoba Dorley, National Great Rivers Research and Education Center
What’s going on down there? Phenomics Technologies for Root and Rhizosphere Research
Christopher Topp, Danforth Plant Science Center
Two stories in pursuit of linking science with action: the millet revival and tiger crossings
Ruth Defries, Columbia University
Diversification and Conservation of Neotropical Amphibians
Kelly Zamudio, University of Texas – Austin
How ONE WOLF makes a difference
Sarah Holaday, Endangered Wolf Center
Emergent simplicity in microbial ecosystems
Mikhail Tikhonov, Washington University – Physics
Tom Radomski, Washington University – Tyson Research Center
Tom Radomski, Washington University – Tyson Research Center
Taxonomy of Salicaceae of Madagascar: Implications for conservation
Wendy Applequist, Missouri Botanical Garden
LEC/EEB seminar-Grad Student presentations
LEC/EEB Seminar-Grad Student presentations
The microbiome and conservation translocations; an example of endangered greater sage-grouse in managed care
Emma Vaasjo, Saint Louis Zoo
LEC/EEB Seminar
John DeLong, University of Nebraska – Lincoln