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Research Museums Center
Alumni Profile with Senay Yitbarek and Theresa Ong
Chair's note
Thurnau Professors, Deborah Goldberg, Patricia Wittkopp and John Vandermeer
New faculty feature: Protecting livelihoods and food sources for Caribbean islanders, Jacob Allgeier
New faculty feature: Evolution of avian migration, Ben Winger
Photo Contest highlights 2016

An early scientific power couple revisited: Herb and Florence Wagner
Alumni Profile with Callie Chappell
Chair's note
Untangling vital ocean processes that affect our planet. Faculty feature Melissa Duhaime
Do you love your job enough to clomp through cow patties? Faculty feature Alison Rabosky.
Soil science may hold underground secrets to help battle climate change. Grad profile Nicholas Medina
Photo contest winners

Nature Boom Time! Coming soon to a screen near you
True blue. A perennial teacher and student of life
Chair's note
Infectious enthusiasm:Wildlife ecologist brings multi-faceted research program to EEB
Biodiversity research on Mexican organic coffee farm makes headlines
Getting to know you: unique scientific illustration class explores UMMZ collections
‘Tree of life’ for 2.3M species released
EEB photo contest winners

Our grads rock: EEB announces new DEI library
Research feature: Howler monkey study examines mechanisms of new species formation
EEB website awarded University Standard of Excellence
In memoriam: the great Dick Alexander's legacy spread far, wide , deep
Alumni news: Chakrabarty named AAAS Fellow
Early Career Scientists Symposium: Stable isotopes in ecology, evolution and conservation
Photo finish: frog (once again) leaps to first place
Science fun fact: Wasp University

Our grads rock: EEB's Outstanding Paper of the Year goes to...Paul Glaum!
Research feature: Frigid polar oceans, not balmy coral reefs, are species-formation hot spots for marine fishes
New video: E.S. George Reserve turtle research and more
Alumni news: Suding wins ESA MacArthur Award
ECSS 2018: Ecology and Evolution of Color: an exciting, emerging frontier in integrative biology
Green Life Sciences Symposium 2018: Plant-Environment Interactions Across Scales
EEB is moved into the BSB
Science fun fact: Birds (and dinos) of a feather

Our grads rock: Zombie plants!? Not exactly -- but...
Research feature: the honeymoon is over: decades-long trends, not flawed vaccine, explain resurgent whooping cough
U-M EEB graduate program ranked sixth in nation
Alumni news: M. Jahi Chappell publishes book "Beginning to End Hunger"
EEB is on the move!
Green Life Sciences Symposium 2018: Plant-Environment Interactions Across Scales
Science fun fact: Snowy owls don't need fuzzy slippers
EEB buzz ... alumni scoop

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