Yusan Yang successfully completed her dissertation “Divergent Mating Behaviors and the Evolution of Reproductive Isolation” and graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a PhD in Ecology and Evolution. This summer, she will begin her Living Earth Collaborative postdoctoral fellowship at St. Louis.
Congratulations Dr. Yang!
Sebastian Echeverri has joined the Richards-Zawacki lab as a PhD student. Sebastian received a BS in biology and applied physics from the […]
A new paper written by our former Postdoc, Matt Dugas, was published in the Journal of Evolutionary Biology in October. In […]
Tiffany Betras successfully defended her dissertation “Understanding the causes of biodiversity decline in temperate forests: Disentangling the impacts of browsing and nonnative […]
The paper “Whole exome sequencing identifies the potential for genetic rescue in iconic and critically endangered Panamanian harlequin frogs” by Byrne, A. […]
