Cornell Atkinson: a decade of collaborative sustainability
As it turns 10, Cornell Atkinson is celebrating its accomplishments while focusing with renewed urgency on creating more powerful ways to translate knowledge into action.
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EEB's Ellner develops new statistical tools for ecological modeling
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Massive, indeed: EEB professor Willy Bemis pilots Shark MOOC
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Lost frogs, found using eDNA with help from Zamudio Lab
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Plants use a common ‘language’ for emergency alerts
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Flecker Lab collaborates to shrink Amazon dams' greenhouse gas emissions
Our Department in Action
EEB faculty and students pursue topics across a broad set of interlinked fields, including ecosystem biology and biogeochemistry, community ecology and population biology, organismal biology, chemical and molecular ecology, population genetics and genomics, speciation and macroevolution. Follow this link to view Our Department in Action gallery. Photos below: Geber Lab, “Clarkia species flowers in an experimental array for pollinator observations” by Aubrie James; Searle Lab research, wild house mouse (Mus musculus domesticus) by Michael Amphlett.
Research Spotlight
Meet Corrie Moreau, ant biologist, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Director of the Insect Collection at Cornell University. Join us in learning about Corrie's journey from studying ants at a young age to to becoming E.O. Wilson's last Ph.D student at Harvard University. Follow this YouTube link to listen to "A Conversation with Corrie Moreau / Stellar Student of E.O. Wilson." Closed captioning available as part of YouTube's playback options. Photo of Corrie thanks to Cornell University photography.
