Nick presents at the 2020 ESA meeting
In early August, iEcoLab graduate student Nick Huron presented at the 2020 ESA Annual Meeting. The meeting of course occurred virtually this year, and the…
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Timothy makes the most of staying inside!
iEcoLab graduate student Timothy Swartz had his field work plans derailed by COVID-19, but he’s still had quite a busy summer! Timothy originally planned on…
Highlighting iEcoLab’s summer undergraduates
This summer the iEcoLab has a very strong, large group of undergraduates working on a variety of projects. New students that joined the lab this…
NBC interviews Dr. Helmus about spotted lanternfly… again!
Local news station NBC 10 interviewed Dr. Helmus about the spotted lanternfly invasion on Monday night. This is his second interview with NBC 10 about…
Four new iEcoLab publications
Since the start of 2020, the iEcoLab has had four new publications! The first was led by Tyler Tran with Dr. Helmus and Dr. Behm,…
Nick and Dr. Helmus awarded USDA funding for spotted lanternfly
iEcoLab graduate student Nick Huron and PI Helmus were awarded funding from the USDA to continue working on spotted lanternfly research. Nick’s project, “Predicting establishment…
Make Philly Green… Again
iEcoLab just produced a model of where in the City of Brotherly Love one should go to gain the most benefits from nature. We think…
Postdoc position: Mathematical modeling of invasive species population dynamics
The Integrative Ecology Lab at Temple University is seeking creative and productive applicants for a postdoctoral researcher conducting mathematical modeling of invasive spotted lanternfly (Lycorma…
3 new iEcoLab Publications
iEcoLab has recently had three short publications, one of which was led by an undergraduate researcher with Dr. Behm. Dr. Helmus has co-developed several widely…