Attend a day-long symposium to discover how nematodes are utilized to achieve innovative breakthroughs in biological research. Meet other nematologists in the Front Range region, learn about current local research, and enjoy food, drinks, and poster presentations. Participate in a panel discussion about Ph.D. challenges and tools, and hear from keynote speaker Shaul Yogev about […]
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The Wall Lab is working diligently to identify nematodes within samples from around the world that were sent for processing to the lab of Dr. Carlos Guerra, Co-Chair of the Soil Biodiversity Observation Network (SoilBON) at the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv). Currently 200 samples have been identified to the feeding group and
Former Wall Lab undergrad Abby Jackson, a Master’s student at BYU studying the genetic structure of Scottnema lindsayae is now working with long-time Wall Lab collaborator Byron Adams in Antarctica. Pictured below, Abby stops for a picture in the McMurdo Station Laboratory alongside Jesse Jorna, a biology PhD student at BYU who has been researching
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Former Wall Lab postdoctoral research scientist and Executive Director of the Global Soil Biodiversity Initiative (GSBI) has been featured in the Chicago Tribune for her work at Nachusa Grasslands about 95 miles west of Chicago. Check out the article at their website!
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