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 […]

Art and science have a long history of entanglements from Leonardo da Vinci’s beautiful anatomical drawings to the revolutionary essays of Henry David Thoreau and […]

    Recently, a former member of the Lindroth Research Group published a manuscript on condensed tannins and nitrogen recovery in New Phytologist. Madritch and […]

  It’s been a busy week in the news for the Lindroth Lab group. Ken Keefover-Ring, a post-doctoral scientist and soon to be faculty of […]

  We would like to welcome Jennifer Riehl and Olivia Cope to the Lindroth research group!  Jennifer received a Ph.D. in Forest Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology […]

Max Wrobbel received a Hilldale Undergraduate Research Fellowship for his proposal to study drought effects on aspen triploids and diploids. Max is a senior at the University […]

Recently, current and former members of the Lindroth Research Group published a manuscript on herbivory and global change in Nature Plants. Couture et al. investigated […]

Hilary Bultman and Amy Flansburg recently participated in a Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition. This event was hosted by the Graduate Women in Science at UW-Madison (GWIS-Beta) and […]

The Lindroth lab participated in Saturday Science at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery. It was our first chance to teach our new “Elements of Food Webs” lesson. […]

We’d like to welcome two new graduate students to our research group. Andrew Helm is pursuing a Master’s degree in Forestry, co-advised by Eric Kruger. […]