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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Graduate students Amy Flansburg (MS) and Hilary Barker (PhD) both successfully defended their theses this past spring. We congratulate them on their impressive accomplishments as […]

The Lindroth lab is excited to have not one, but two undergraduate fellowship proposals awarded for this upcoming academic year. Tommy Matoska and Sam Jaeger, […]

Our own Olivia Cope has been awarded second place in a graduate student paper presentation competition (Plant-Insect Interactions section) at the North Central Branch meeting […]

Ned Rubert-Nason has successfully published the results from his Aspen Freeze Study in Plant, Cell and Environment. The study showed that vernal freeze damage to […]

Our own Amy Flansburg has been selected as the recipient of the Forest and Wildlife Ecology Department’s George Kress Award for Outstanding Contribution of a Forestry […]

  Michael Falk, a recently graduated master’s student, won first place in the student 10 minute paper competition (General Ecology section) at the Entomological Society […]

Dr. Richard Lindroth was elected as a Fellow into the Entomological Society of America this past August. This honor reflects his outstanding contributions to entomology […]