Current Lab Happenings
This year the MeadoWatch program had an incredibly successful season with volunteer hours doubling since last year! As a small token of appreciation for our amazing volunteers, the lab got together to write and mail out some holiday cards. If you volunteered for MeadoWatch this season, thank you so much (and keep an eye on your mailbox!)
The Brosi Lab celebrated fall this morning in the Greenhouse with coffee, treats, and pumpkin painting!! It was a wonderful way to welcome our new lab members and kick off the fall season. Thanks to everyone for participating and be sure to checkout @brosilab on instagram for photos of our masterpieces!
We are so excited to kick off the new academic year with so many new faces! This quarter we are welcoming PhD student PJ Jones and Post-doc Erica Sarro Gustilo to the lab! We also have two amazing new undergrad students, Leo Couchon and Iris Miller-Sherman joining us. Welcome everyone!
Thanks to everyone who participated in our Integrating Theory and Data in Plant-Pollinator Interactions workshop held at RMBL last week! Berry instructed this workshop alongside several of our NSF collaborators (Dr. Fernanda Valdovinos, Dr. Mark Novak, Dr. Ian Breckheimer, and Dr. Taranjot Kaur) and the event was a great success. Participants spent 3 days in the Rocky Mountains exploring the theory of network structure, the statistical methods for model fitting, and the mathematical tools that enable inferences regarding community dynamics.
Congratulations to Chris and Berry for their new paper! The paper titled “The Interplay of Binary and Quantitative Structure on the Stability of Mutualistic Networks” is out now in the journal Integrative and Comparative Biology. Check it out at this link!