The Gratton lab has seen a few exciting additions over the past few months, as well as some somber departures. We are pleased to welcome the following new faces to the lab: Jeremy Hemberger joined the lab this September as a new graduate student. He will be working with native pollinators in cranberry …
Jamin recently sat down with Kaitlin to talk about his thesis research and results. It was half of a science radio show episode that featured another recently graduated, early career ecologist on campus, Joslyn Mink. Check it out below.
Thanks to UW Foundation contributing writer Ann Grauvogl for this piece which appeared in the UW Foundation’s Annual Report. http://www.supportuw.org/stories/feature/growing-energy-the-holistic-way/
Here is a nicely done piece by Eleanor Nelson of WPR and QuestScience on some of the bee work we do in the lab. http://science.kqed.org/quest/video/what-can-insects-teach-us-about-sustainability/ This was accompanied by a lovely video as well. Watch Meet the Natives: Wild Bees on PBS. See more from QUEST. I am sure we will be getting emails and …
This past week was the 2013 Wisconsin State Fair. It had near record high attendance, with over million visitors over 11 days (eating a total of 387,000 cream puffs!). One of them was me (Kaitlin), and it was my first time at any state or county fair. It was great, and I already can’t wait …