Author Archives: Jody

Welcome Back Students!

The undergrads who work in our lab are awesome!  Currently we have 10 students working on a diverse range of projects this semester.  There are students sieving and germinating seeds from cores taken from a marsh in Maryland. These seeds … Continue reading

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Welcome Megan Vahsen

The McLachlan lab welcomes new graduate student Megan Vahsen! Megan is joining us to work on the marsh evolution and ecology project. See this page to learn more about Megan and the project.

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Quant Camp

Jason coordinated Quant Camp, an optional full emersion short course on quantitative skills for early career BIOS grad students from all disciplines. The goals of the course were to provide hands on practical experience in problem solving, to introduce best … Continue reading

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New NSF Funding! Coastal Marsh Response to CO2

We’ve been awarded a new grant from NSF (DEB- Ecosystem Studies)  for our project on Eco-evolutionary dynamics of coastal marsh responses to rishing CO2! Here’s the overview of our proposed work: Current projections of coastal marsh ecosystem responses to global … Continue reading

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Website Revisions and Link

It’s time for a change! The McLachlan lab has transferred to this new website. We are currently in the process of updating our website content, so please excuse our dust for a little bit.  

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