Out preprint, Benefits and limitations of three-dimensional printing technology for ecological research, has been published in BMC Ecology. Led by Dr. Behm, the paper reviews…
Dr. Behm has had two first-authored papers accepted on the same day (with acceptance emails sent within 5 min of each other)! One paper is…
Science Magazine (one of the top journals where scientists publish their research) interviewed Dr. Behm of the iEco Lab on her 3D printing work. Dr.…
iEcoLab participated in the interdisciplinary 2018 Climate, Sustainability, and the Arts Festival lead by Temple’s Film and Media Arts department. At the festival, iEcoLab debuted their short documentary called Through…
Camille and Hannah presented a poster of their undergraduate research on human development and insect biodiversity of Curacao Island. TURF CreWs (Temple Undergraduate Research Forum and Creative Works Symposium)…
Jocelyn and Matt published a note in Herpetological Review on a new record of the exotic Mediterranean House Gecko (Hemidactylus turcicus) on Hilton Head Island in…
iEcoLab presented their research at the 2018 Mid-Atlantic chapter meeting of the Ecological Society of America (ESA) at Rutgers-Newark. ESA is the largest professional association…
Dr. Helmus traveled to Utah State University in Logan to attend a preliminary meeting to develop the ARGON network. ARGON is short for: Augmenting Research Grounded…
A new paper, Benefits and limitations of three-dimensional printing technology for ecological research, has been posted on the bioRxiv, the pre-print server for biology. Led…
Tyler spent the last week in Hanoi, Vietnam leading a training on spatial analysis for forestry professionals from the Vietnam Forestry Inventory and Planning Institute and…