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 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…
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…
Jore Bagdonas and Zack Giblin presented their research today at the Temple University College of Science & Technology Symposium. Jore lectured listeners on her poster…
Last week, iEcoLab Master’s student Anna Carlson successfully defended her thesis titled “Solving a hairy problem: Adaptation of non-trapping hair collection methods reveals urban mammal…
Congratulations to iEcoLab master’s student, Anna Carlson, who published her essay titled “Predator Protection is Out, Convivial Conservation is In” in Edge Effects. The essay…
On Monday, Dr. Matthew Helmus presented his tenure review talk to the Department of Biology at Temple University, title “Harnessing the Data Revolution”. Dr. Helmus…