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Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. EEB Graduate Student Paper Published in the Jounal Nature. A new look at mountain birds is helping Yale University researchers test long-held assumptions about species richness in high elevations. The idea that species diversity. Günter Wagner receives National Academy of Sciences medal. Steven Haddock, Senior .
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Map of Life and The Field Museum win MacArthur Foundation grant. The Evolutionary Origin of Female Orgasm. Congratulations to Teresa Feo, Waldan Kwong, Andrew Moeller, Jacob Musser, Amanda Subalusky and Derek West.
I am an assistant professor of political science at Yale University.
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I am interested in how oceanographic processes and conditions affect the distribution, abundance and behavior of marine predators and their prey and how these processes affect trophic structure of coastal ecosystems. I use a multi-scale, interdisciplinary approach to investigate these processes, by employing shipboard expeditions, laboratory experiments, modeling, and retrospective examinations of long-term data sets.
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Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Map of Life and The Field Museum win MacArthur Foundation grant. The Evolutionary Origin of Female Orgasm. Congratulations to Teresa Feo, Waldan Kwong, Andrew Moeller, Jacob Musser, Amanda Subalusky and Derek West.
My research focus is landscape ecology, particularly with applications for conservation biology. I embrace interdisciplinary approaches to problem-solving, and am driven to do research that will benefit conservation and management.
Welcome to the EEB Alumni News Blog! January 2, 2000.