Join us Friday, September 6th at 2pm in David Clark Labs room 101 to celebrate two Outstanding Applied Ecology alums, Leo Miranda and Dr. Jim Morley. Both Leo and Jim will give short presentations and be available for questions from students, staff, and faculty. All are welcome!
Note: This seminar is in Spanish. Data collection in the field can involve blood and sweat, but when you know which data to collect, you can avoid the analysis tears! Join Dr. Vianey Leos Barajas to learn how to tell impactful stories with data science.
Join NPR's Science Friday at the North Carolina Museum of Art for an event that celebrates the diverse, natural landscapes and impactful science happening from the coastline to the forested hills. Applied Ecology graduate student and Global Change Fellow Laura […]
Dr. M. Eugenia L. Gold joins us from Suffolk University to speak on “Flight, Shape, and the Avian Brain.”
Join Dr. Nick Haddad for a discussion on conservation in a changing world and readings from his new book, The Last Butterflies: A Scientist's Quest to Save a Rare and Vanishing Creature. Haddad shows that through the efforts to protect […]
Join us for Stephen Parker's master's defense seminar on his work, "Linking Reservoir Characteristics to Striped Bass Population Dynamics."
Join us for Emilee Briggs' masters defense seminar on her work, "The Impacts of Urbanization on Stream Fishes in the Southeastern United States."
The next BEESS (Biology, Ecology, and Evolution Seminar Series) speaker is Dr. Mohammed Milad from New York University. They will speak on “Learning Not to Fear: Implications to Diagnosis and Treatment of Psychopathology.” Date: October 24th Time: 3:30PM | Refreshments […]
The last BEESS (Biology, Ecology, and Evolution Seminar Series) speaker of 2019 is Dr. Larisa Avens from National Marine Fisheries Service–NOAA Beaufort Lab.
Join us in Poe Hall on December 3rd to celebrate Elsita Kiekebusch's PhD research on butterfly populations.