Undergraduate Research Assistant Positions Available: Apply Now
The Lindroth Laboratory of Chemical Ecology is seeking undergraduate student applicants for summer research assistant positions. Students will assist graduate students and postdocs in various projects...
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A step forward for community genetics
For the past several years, a common garden of around 1800 Populus tremuloides trees (~500 unique genets) known as WisAsp (Wisconsin Aspen) has been at the center of the Lindroth Lab research efforts...
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Former grad student Hilary Barker’s recently published research highlighted...
Hilary has been interviewed for the Molecular Ecology journal’s official blog about her recent community genomics paper and how it came to be. To find out more about the enormous amount of work done...
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Lindroth Lab welcomes two new researchers to the lab
The Lindroth lab is happy to welcome two new researchers to the lab from Switzerland, Mike Eisenring and Noreen Giezendanner. Here they are, already hard at work in the lab: Noreen received a...
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Lab Position Available in the Lindroth Lab
The Lindroth Lab is looking for someone excited about being part of a diverse research group that studies plant-insect interactions. The position would entail both lab and field work experiences. If...
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Graduate Research Assistantships Available
Graduate Research Assistantships: Genetic and environmental effects on forest ecosystem function The research groups of Dr. Eric Kruger, Dr. Erika Marin-Spiotta, and Dr. Rick Lindroth anticipate...
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Welcome to the Lindroth Lab, Mark Zierden!
The Lindroth Lab welcomes a new member to the lab, Mark Zierden. Mark is joining the lab after completing a PhD in Bioinorganic chemistry at Temple University where he studied trafficking and function...
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Opportunity for research on plant-insect interactions in summer 2019
The Lindroth Lab of Chemical Ecology is looking for a highly motivated undergraduate student in a biology-related major who would be interested in applying for a prestigious Hilldale undergraduate...
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Lindroth Lab on the cover of Functional Ecology!
Congratulations to Hilary Barker for making the cover of Functional Ecology with her recent publication, “Independent and interactive effects of plant genotype and environment on plant traits and...
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The Lindroth Laboratory of Chemical Ecology is seeking undergraduate student applicants for summer research assistant positions. Students will assist graduate students and postdocs in various projects...
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Undergraduate Research Happening in Summer 2019!
The Lindroth lab strives to introduce interested undergraduate students to research experiences in the field and lab by collaborating with experienced graduate students, postdocs and research...
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Grad student Olivia Cope’s recently published research highlighted on...
Olivia has been interviewed for the Functional Ecology journal’s official blog about her recent ontogeny paper and how it came to be. The story behind the research at the Competition Garden and what it...
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A step forward for community genetics
For the past several years, a common garden of around 1800 Populus tremuloides trees (~500 unique genets) known as WisAsp (Wisconsin Aspen) has been at the center of the Lindroth Lab research efforts...
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Olivia Cope Ph.D. Exit Seminar
Olivia Cope is giving a public exit seminar as part of her Ph.D. defense. And since it will be over video, you can join from anywhere in the world to hear about her dissertation research! Hope to see...
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