Who are we in EEB?

We are scientists and teachers interested in the scientific study of biodiversity. We use modern statistical, molecular/genomic, and visualization tools to study how biodiversity arose, what natural processes give rise to and maintain it, the interactions within and among species, and relationships between organisms and their environment.

Click buttons below to explore which labs specialize in each area

ECOLOGY EVOLUTION CONSERVATION SYSTEMATICS BIRDS PLANTS INSECTS BIODIVERSITY

Opportunities

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EEB Seminars and Events

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  • Oct
    9
    EEB Seminar: Dan Johnson (University of Florida)
    Biology/Physics Building
    3:30 PM

    Title: “TBA”

  • Oct
    15
    Fall Colors Pop Up Walk
    Horsebarn Hill
    4:30 PM

    Herbarium Collection Manager Dr. Sarah Taylor will lead this pop-up walk exploring fall colors around UConn’s iconic Horsebarn Hill area.

  • Oct
    16
    Teale Lecture: Anurag Agrawal (Cornell University)
    The Dodd Center for Human Rights
    4:00 PM

    “The Declining Monarch: A Butterfly’s Ecology Speaks to America’s Environmental Crisis” - Anurag Agrawal (James A. Perkins Professor of Environmental Studies, Cornell University)

  • Oct
    30
    EEB Seminar: Vanessa Ezenwa (Yale)
    Biology/Physics Building
    3:30 PM

    Title: TBA