After a multi-year delay, the NARLEE-led field trips resume! Members of the Badgley Lab will participate in a multi-day field trip through Kansas, visiting Miocene and Pliocene fossil localities, mammal collections at the Sternberg Museum of Natural History, and the Konza Prairie Biological Preserve. This trip is sponsored by the National Science Foundation, and brings […]
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The new website for Dr. Badgley’s NARLEE project is now live. NARLEE is a Research Coordination Network sponsored by the National Science Foundation that brings together researchers interested in the evolution of North American mammals, landscapes, and climate over the Cenozoic. The site highlights the goals and accomplishments of the NARLEE network and provides educational
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Dr. Weaver and his collaborator Tom Tobin (U. Alabama) were recently awarded a research grant from the David B. Jones Foundation to fund three summers of paleontology and geology fieldwork on the Cretaceous strata in the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming.
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Katharine Loughney will return to the Badgley Lab as a postdoc in 2023 to continue working on the relationships between mammalian diversity, tectonics, and climate.
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Kaori Chambers joins the Badgley Lab this semester as a Frontiers Masters student in EEB. Welcome, Kaori!
Badgley Lab welcomes Kaori Chambers Read More »
This semester, Mariah Schlis-Elias joins the Badgley Lab as a Ph.D. student in EEB. Welcome, Mariah!
Badgley Lab welcomes Mariah Schlis-Elias Read More »
Dr. Weaver is this week’s Smith Lecture in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. His presentation is titled, Illuminating the mechanisms underlying great transformations in early mammalian evolution.
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Dr. Weaver, recent graduate of the University of Washington Department of Biology, will begin an NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship in EEB with Dr. Badgley studying Cretaceous landscapes and mammalian evolution.
Badgley Lab welcomes Dr. Lucas Weaver Read More »
Aurelia Allen defends her thesis, Variation in body size of bushy-tailed woodrats (Neotoma cinerea) along environmental gradients in Colorado. Congratulations, Aurelia!
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Bian Wang defends her dissertation, Dietary ecology of extant artiodactyls: Biogeography, ecomorphology, and isotope ecology, with implications for paleoecology. Congratulations, Bian!
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