Applied Math Collaborators featured in SIAM News
Dr. Benjamin Seibold (left) and Jacob Woods (right) examining rose bushes on Temple’s campus for SLF iEcoLab’s collaborators at the Temple University Mathematics Department were…
Sam Defends His Master’s Thesis
Congratulations to iEcoLab’s Sam Owens who successfully defended his Master’s thesis titled “Multiscale Modeling of the Spotted Lanternfly Lycorma delicatula (Hemiptera: Fulgoridae) Reveals Enduring Risk…
Urban Development Effects Lizard Dispersal
Payton Phillips and iEcoLab members and collaborators made the cover of Diversity and Distributions with their article titled “Dispersal restriction and facilitation in species with…
Dr. Helmus Receives Tenure
Congratulations to Dr. Matthew Helmus, who has officially received tenure at Temple University! Since starting at Temple, he has strengthened his research on the island…
SLF are hatching in Philadelphia
On Friday, April 26th iEcoLab recorded the first spotted lanternfly egg hatch for the 2024 season! Research has shown that the timing of SLF egg…
Effects of SLF on parasitic Hymenoptera
Undergraduate Neuroscience major, Claire Becker, represented the Integrative Ecology Lab at the 2024 Temple University Symposium for Undergraduate Research and Creativity. Claire’s poster titled “Effects…
Lab Manager Position
THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED The Integrative Ecology Lab at Temple University is hiring a Lab Manager with an anticipated start date of June 1,…
Undergrads Present GPT and Mathematical Models Focused on SLF Invasion
Yesterday, Temple University College of Science and Technology hosted an undergraduate symposium. Two undergrads presented research centered on the spotted lanternfly (SLF) invasion. iEcoLab senior…
Stefani Researches Tropical Lanternfly in Costa Rica
Stefani Cannon, Ph.D. candidate, is expanding her work to tropical lanternfly. Stationed at the Camaquiri Conservation Initiative in northeastern Costa Rica, she has begun her…
Impervious Surface Cover Affects Avian Ecosystem Services
As 2023 comes to an end, iEcoLab continues to reflect on notable research produced this past year. Timothy Swartz along with iEcoLab colleagues Jason Gleditsch…