I just learned about our 53rd publication from the Meta-analysis class. Nice job, Andrea!
Paez, A. M., M. Sundaram, and J. R. Willoughby. 2021. Comparison of minimally invasive monitoring methods and live trapping in mammals. Genes 12(12):1949. (Website)
Sarah Zohdy’s meta-analysis class group project has been published. Congrats to Jordan for leading a bunch of awesome students to get this paper out! This is our class’ 52nd paper. Wow! As a special bonus, I just heard Sarah on NPR discussing her CDC research about mosquitos.
Eckert, J., S. Oladipupo, Y. Wang, S. Jiang, V. Patel, B. McKenzie, N. Lobo, and S. Zohdy. In press. Which trap is best? Alternatives to outdoor human landing catches for malaria vector surveillance: a meta-analysis. Malaria Journal
Jinhai’s class project has been published in Animal Nutrition! Congratulations, Jinhai. This is the 51st publication from my Meta-analysis class. Also, this is our fastest class project (May 2022) to publication (September 2022). Incredible!
Wang, J., A. E. Wilson, B. Su, and R. A. Dunham. In press. Functionality of dietary antimicrobial peptides in aquatic animal health: Multiple meta-analyses. Animal Nutrition
Great news! Brandon recently got accepted into UAB’s Dental School! We are super proud of you.
We say goodbye to two wonderful labmates, Saranya and Callie. We wish them well and hope to see them again soon.
Stephanie, Yin, Edna, and I have a new remote sensing project to forecast algal blooms. Very excited to start on this project!
Reed Green beat me to publishing some of our data from our past large-scale, southeastern US lake monitoring project. Nice job, Reed! Green, W. R., A. B. Hoos, A. E. Wilson, and E. N. Heal. 2021. Development of a screening tool to examine lake and reservoir susceptibility to eutrophication in selected watersheds of the eastern and southeastern United States. U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report 2021–5075, 59 pages (Website)
Matt, Edna, and I had a chance to share our water quality data and recommendations to improve the pond at the beautiful Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art with their Board of Directors. We are optimistic that an ecological approach will be used…and will work!
The lab is growing again. Welcome to our two new MS students, Hannah Zinnert and Suzanne Tenison.
We will also be welcoming a new German undergraduate researcher supported by the DAAD-RISE program -Susie Wittenzeller.