- Check out the NatureRx at UConn web site for how to find natural areas close to campus (https://naturerx.initiative.uconn.edu)
- Grace Casselberry (UConn EEB major, graduated 2013) with a great hammerhead shark from NOAA acoustic work in Crooked Island Sound, Florida
- EEB researchers study interactions among organisms (here, salamanders and green algae)
Research and Mentoring for Postbaccalaureates
We are very excited to be kicking off an NSF-funded RaMP program to train a cohort of 10 recent college graduates in genomic, evolutionary and computational biology. Graduating and not sure what to do next? Apply to join our RaMP program and give research a test drive!
Program benefits:
✓ Engage in authentic research about genomic novelty
✓ Stipend of $32,500 suppports each participant
✓ Form relationships with multiple mentors
✓ Networking and professional development
✓ Gain in-demand skills
✓ Preparation for a STEM career or graduate school
Program dates: Aug. 1, 2023-July 31, 2024.
Application deadline: March 31, 2023
Click here to learn more about this exciting opportunity!Opportunities
- Doctoral Fellowship: Applied Quantitative Ecology & Bioacoustics November 17, 2023
- Graduate position: University of Mississippi November 10, 2023
- Graduate position: Mississippi State University November 10, 2023
- Graduate position: UFlorida.GeneticsGenomics November 2, 2023
- Graduate position: UWyoming.SpatialEcoEvoDynamics November 2, 2023
- MS position in pollinator ecology at Cal Poly Pomona November 1, 2023
- Graduate position: UNebraska_Lincoln.EvolutionarySystemsGenomics November 1, 2023
- Graduate position: UIllinois_UrbanaChampaign.EvolEcolBehav November 1, 2023
@uconn peeps! Want to come talk to a bunch of facility scientist all at once? Plus get lunch? We're having an open house Monday in the student union. https://core.uconn.edu/2023-open-house/
@UConnCLAS
@UConnMCB @uconnhealth @uconneeb @UConnNursing @UCONN_Microbio
.@uconneeb professor Eric Schultz explains how jaguar skulls, originally collected from Paraguay in the 1960s, are helping U.S. Fish and Wildlife (@USFWS) scientists construct a database to help fight animal trafficking.
Some hummingbirds resort to sneaky methods to get their fill of nectar. @uconneeb Professor Emeritus Robert Colwell explains how a team of researchers worked to solve a mystery that had perplexed him for years.
Ready for the start of the fall 2023 semester.
📸 Milton Levin
Upcoming Seminars
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Teale Lecture: Ermias Kebreab (University of California, Davis) 4:00pm 12/7
Teale Lecture: Ermias Kebreab (University of California, Davis)
Thursday, December 7th, 2023
04:00 PM
The Dodd Center for Human Rights
Dr. Ermias Kebreab is Professor and Director of the World Food Center at the University of California, Davis.
EEB-related Events
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