Dr. Tali Hammond has joined the Richards-Zawacki lab as a NSF postdoctoral research associate. Tali comes to us from the Department of Integrative Biology at UC Berkley, where she received her PhD in 2017. While finishing her PhD, Tali wrote and was awarded a prestigious NSF Post-doctoral Research Fellowship to work in our lab studying the sub-lethal impacts of the chytridiomycosis on frog reproductive behavior and physiology.
Welcome to the R-Z lab Tali!
The R-Z lab has had the opportunity to give several interviews with the popular press recently, including the impact of chytrid fungus […]
Dr. Karie Altman has joined the Richards-Zawacki lab as a postdoctoral research associate. Karie recently received her PhD from Oakland University in […]
Julia Sonn, a recent PhD graduate from our lab, recently published a paper in the December 2017 issue of […]
Tiffany Betras successfully defended her dissertation “Understanding the causes of biodiversity decline in temperate forests: Disentangling the impacts of browsing and nonnative […]
