Matthes is a co-PI on a new grant funded by the National Science Foundation MacroSystems Biology program, led by Brady Hardiman at Purdue University. The grant is… Read more “Grant funded to link disturbance, forest structure, and ecosystem productivity”
New paper in Forest Ecology & Management
The Matthes EcoLab has a new paper published in Forest Ecology & Management led by Fiona Jevon, a Ph.D. student from the Dartmouth EEES program who is co-advised by… Read more “New paper in Forest Ecology & Management”
Matthes EcoLab Summer Research
Wellesley students are busy conducting research in the Matthes EcoLab this summer! Dayna De La Cruz ’21 and Emma Conrad-Rooney ’20 are conducting research at the Harvard… Read more “Matthes EcoLab Summer Research”
Jackie awarded Pinanski Prize for Excellence in Teaching
At Wellesley graduation this spring, Jackie was awarded the Samual and Anna Pinanski Prize for Excellence in Teaching. Given at graduation each year, this prize honors the… Read more “Jackie awarded Pinanski Prize for Excellence in Teaching”
Matthes Lab at AGU Fall Meeting
Four folks from Matthes Lab will be presenting at the 2018 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting Dec 10-14 in Washington, DC. We hope to see you all… Read more “Matthes Lab at AGU Fall Meeting”
EAB Paper Published in Forests
The EcoLab published a new paper in Forests that is part of a special issue on the impacts of emerald ash borer (an invasive insect that kills ash… Read more “EAB Paper Published in Forests”
Summer Research
Summer Research is in full swing in the EcoLab. Wellesley students Amaya Allen ’18, Sulaikha Buuh ’20, Lyba Khan ’20, and Lauren Tso ’20 are hard at… Read more “Summer Research”
New PalEON Papers
Jackie has co-authored two recent papers published in PLoS One and Global Change Biology through her collaboration on the PalEON Project. Our findings presented in Goring, et.… Read more “New PalEON Papers”
Talk at GRC: Unifying ecology across scales
Jackie recently presented a talk titled ‘The Challenge of Reconciling Earth System Models with Ecological Datasets Across Centuries’ at the Gordon Research Conference ‘Unifying Ecology Across Scales:… Read more “Talk at GRC: Unifying ecology across scales”
New NSF grant awarded for ecosystem impacts of forest insects & pathogens
Starting in January 2017, the Matthes EcoLab will be funded by the NSF MacroSystems program for the project, “MSB-ECA: A generalized framework for modeling the impacts of… Read more “New NSF grant awarded for ecosystem impacts of forest insects & pathogens”
