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

  • Jun
    16
    EEB MS Defense: Tianyu Cui
    Biology/Physics Building
    9:00 AM

    Title: “Genomic and Molecular Bases of Pollination Syndrome Evolution in Monkeyflowers (Mimulus)”

  • Jun
    17
    EEB PhD Defense: Nicholas Van Gilder
    Biology/Physics Building
    1:00 PM

    Title: “Conservation and Landscape Genomics of Slender Salamanders”

  • Jul
    18
    BIG Bird Day
    Gant West Building
    1:00 PM
    CSMNH’s annual Museum day is for the Birds this year! 

    Big Bird Day will be focusing on all things birds while highlighting our fantastic taxidermy collections.