Daniel Becker received the Robert C. Anderson Memorial Award from UGA, which is given to recent Ph.D.s for outstanding research at the university. Click here for more information.
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The issue includes a number of papers by people in our lab. Click here to read the articles.
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Ticha has received two grants, one from the Undergraduate Scholars Program and one from the Montana Institute on Ecosystems, to work on research…
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Katie wrote a piece about bat survival and winter length, profiling the research of the WNS team for National Geographic's blog. Read the article here!
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Katie Haase and the white nose syndrome team are near the end of their fall field season and had great success catching bats and studying their energetics. This little guy is a Townsend’s big-eared bat.
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Katie gave an excellent talk at NASBR on modeling bat energetics to understand white nose syndrome.
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Just out! David's paper on conditions affecting timing & magnitude of Hendra virus shedding
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Our NSF Coupled Human Natural Systems grant announced this week
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Our paper, Null expectations for disease dynamics in shrinking habitat: dilution or amplification?, is in the theme issue of Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B: ‘Conservation, biodiversity and infectious disease: scientific evidence and policy implications’.
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Congratulations Maureen Kessler! Maureen just won a Fulbright Award to do a year of her PhD research in Australia.
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Congratulations to Kezia for her newest publication accepted into the Journal of Animal Ecology!
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Another impressive manuscript from Gerardo Martin: How microclimates affect Hendra virus survival.
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We just completed a successful field season sampling flying foxes in Australia, studying links between migration, energetics, and virus dynamics.
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