On May 8, Ashley Shaw presented her PhD thesis on “Trophic relationships in soil communities: How abiotic stress affects biotic interactions in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica”. Ashley has been in the Wall lab since 2011, first as a MSc student, then as a PhD student and graduate research assistant. The research she presented casts […]
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Many congratulations to our undergraduate research assistant Abby Jackson for the successful presentation of her Honors Thesis to her committee and the public on April 25th. Her research “Water availability effects on the vertical distribution of nematode trophic groups in soil” showed how changes in growing-season precipitation will affect the distribution of nematode populations through the soil profile
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