Our undergraduate student Austin Huang has been selected as a recipient of the Undergraduate Research Fellowship. Congratulations Austin! Great job!Read more about Congratulations to Austin
We're excited to have a new work study student join our team! Ibrahim is a freshman Biochemistry student from Austin and will be helping to ensure the lab runs smoothly. Welcome to the team Ibrahim!
A first-authored paper by graduate student Thao Nguyen is now in press at Personal Relationships. This paper is part of the journal's Special Issue on Relationship Science and the Credibility Revolution, in which we submitted a pre-registered analysis plan, received an in principle acceptance of the manuscript based on the expected theoretical contributions, then collected the data and completed the analyses and the Read more about Graduate student Thao Nguyen publishes first authored manuscript in Personal Relationships
With funding from the University of Texas at Austin's Energy Institute, we announce a position for a postdoctoral researcher to work with our integrative team to study ecohydrology in rocky ecosystems. The work will involve a combination of ecological and hydrologic data analysis, theory, and simulations and could include geospatial analysis and fieldwork in the Texas hill country. Candidates with a history of working across fields of ecology and hydrology are particularly encouraged. However, a strong interest in interdisciplinary work is all that is required.
With funding from the University of Texas at Austin’s Energy Institute, we announce a position for a postdoctoral researcher to work with our integrative team to study ecohydrology in rocky ecosystems. The work will involve a combination of ecological and hydrologic data analysis, theory, and simulations and could include geospatial analysis and fieldwork in the Texas hill country. Candidates with a history of working across fields of ecology and hydrology are particularly encouraged. However, a strong interest in interdisciplinary work is all that is required.
Back in December, the Cambronne Lab celebrated another successful year with a wonderful lab lunch at The Carillion. We had a great time, bonding over a delicious meal.
Ever wondered how many plastic pellets (nurdles) it takes to make every day house hold products? Well, we sat down with a scale to find out. These numbers are not exact due to various factors, but they give us a good estimate for how many nurdles it takes to make certain items. Some of the factors that make this not exact are that most of the nurdles we used for this are low density polyethylene (PE) found on shorelines. Some of the items we were weighing were made of polypropylene or PET, which have slightly different densities that PE. Other factors are that depending on where the
