Join us for Jon Henn's defense seminar on Wednesday, April 20, 2020 at 9:00-10:00 am central. Jon will discuss his PhD work on "Linking plant community response to global change through functional traits." Join via Zoom at: https://zoom.us/j/96325694854?pwd=bHo2NGprWElqM2xkY1B2MzdFdmx3Zz09
Offering grad seminar on trait-based ecology Spring 2020
Trait-based ecology: Where are we now? Functional traits, or the characteristics of organisms that serve as proxies for their success and fitness, are gaining popularity in ecological studies. Functional traits are being used to explain the basic ecological mechanisms underlying community assembly, how organisms are responding to global change impacts, and predicting the outcome of … Continue reading Offering grad seminar on trait-based ecology Spring 2020
Ellen Damschen receives University Teaching Award
Lab PI, Ellen Damschen, received the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Chancellor's Distinguished Teaching Award for Inclusive Excellence. She is humbled and grateful to be honored in this way. You can read about the award here: https://news.wisc.edu/distinguished-teaching-awards-2018/ And listen to her thoughts on teaching here: https://youtu.be/dNTY63m7Q_o
Papers, fieldwork, and more summer fun
This summer has been a wonderful chance to work together and celebrate projects coming to fruition. New papers led by Jesse Miller on how different flowering guilds respond to landscape spatial structure and the relationship between plant and consumer richness in the Ozark glades are coming out. Wonderful group of undergraduates in the lab measuring … Continue reading Papers, fieldwork, and more summer fun