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A new skin disease seen in Galapagos fish is likely due to extreme El Niño events, write IBES graduate affiliate Robert Lamb and colleagues in a new paper. Click here to read the full article.

EEB is currently recruiting for a Postdoctoral Research Associate to study elastic mechanism in muscle function, in the Roberts Lab! Apply @ http://apply.interfolio.com/58041 

Congratulations to EEB grad student, Alberto Bortoni and the Swartz Lab! Click here to read article.

Each year, fossil fuel combustion and other industrial processes release billions of tons of carbon into the Earth’s atmosphere. About half of this carbon remains suspended there, while some is taken up by the oceans and temperate forests. But what happens to the rest?

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New blog post on the Witman Lab's research with Galapagos Conservancy.

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James Kellner and colleagues are using high-res satellite imaging technology to answer an age-old question about why tropical forests are so ecologically diverse. To read article, click here.

Jon Witman was featured on the cover of 41 North, Rhode Island's coastal and ocean magazine this month. To read the article, click here.