Newsletters

May 2017

• Alumni spotlight on Ong and Yitbarek
  
• Research feature: Topographically complex areas hold much of Earth's biodiversity
  
• Goldberg awarded prestigious Thurnau Professorship
  
• EEB grads rock: Crocker wins UROP Outstanding Research Mentor recognition
  
• LSA and the March for Science: EEB Prof Duffy speaks in D.C.
  
• Early Career Scientists Symposium: "a real gem"
  
• Science fun fact: MIGHTY MITES AND MORE
  

February 2017

• U-M EEB volunteers fire up GIRL STEM POWER!
• Research feature: Camera trap project captures Michigan wildlife selfies (watch video)
• Alumni spotlight on Amanda Izzo
• Duffy awarded prestigious early career awards from AAAS and ASLO
• Early Career Scientists Symposium 2017
• Moments in time captured: EEB Photographer at Large Contest 2016
• Science fun fact: Ocean weather report: blizzard -- every day!
• Happy 200th birthday to the University of Michigan!

August 2016

• EEB grads bring home "I'm a Scientist" USA Gold for two years running
• Research feature: Deadly snakes or just pretending? The evolution of mimicry
• Alumni spotlight on Callie Chappell
• New book by Hunter hot off the press: The Phytochemical Landscape
• Kurdziel wins LSA award for outstanding undergrad education

May 2016

• From NPR Science: our 'Golden Mole' winner, Tibbetts, used to paint wasps for a living
• Alumni spotlight on Martinez-Bakker: volunteering to teach tech skills in prison
• Students analyze their own biological samples to study microbes' effect
• Research feature: solving the mystery of birds singing different songs: a discovery in India leads to a museum at U-M
• What's up in EEB
  

Fall 2017

• 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
  

Fall 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

Fall 2015

• 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

Fall 2014

• Curious child becomes renowned ecologist 
• Why did the turtle cross the road?
• Chair’s note
• Answers to Earth’s crises may be found in surprising places
• New chair Ó Foighil takes helm of EEB
• EEB photo contest winners