MCD Biology University of Colorado Boulder. Please join us in celebrating 50 years of ground breaking research. Our anniversary party starts September 8, get the details. And join the fun! Assistant Professor position at University of Colorado Boulder in the Department of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology. To apply, please go to Asst Professor - Molecular, Cellular, Developmental Biology 11367. Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology.

ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF MICROBIAL SYMBIOSIS IN LEPIDOPTERA. There is a growing appreciation that some of the variation in animal health and other phenotypic traits is due to variation in the types of these symbiotic cells and genes that are present. Blacklighting for moths in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.

Temperature response of biological systems. Increasing carbon content of pasture soils. Long-term changes in soil carbon in pastures. 15N as an indicator of N cycling. Carbon exchange in restiad wetlands. Louis Schipper and Dave Campbell. Tanya makes front page news! Stunning new research cake carbon balance of pasture. New factsheet on soil carbon.

Investigating microbial communities using genomics. I am a research assistant completing my Ph. At the University of Colorado at Boulder. I study microbial communities in order to understand why they differ across locations and environments and to understand the functional implications of these differences. For example, some of my work has assessed the effects of elevated nutrient inputs on microbial communities from global grassland soils.

We live in a world dominated by bacteria, archaea, and fungi! From intimate associations in our guts to ecosystem nutrient cycling, our tiny neighbors sustain life as we know it. Evolutionary processes and ecological interactions that drive patterns of microbial diversity across spatial, environmental, and temporal scales. Check out my science bio.

Dryland Ecology and Global Change Lab. The Dryland Ecology and Global Change Lab at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos brings together graduate students, undergraduate students, technicians and post-docs aiming to understand how dryland ecosystems function and respond to the ongoing global change.