Catherine Walsh (MSc 2010) checking out some Lobelia siphilitica flowers.
People in the lab (2019)
Olyvia Foster (undergraduate researcher): Olyvia, a BSc (co-op) student at the University of Guelph, received funding from EcoCanada to work in the lab during Summer 2020. She will be developing an undergraduate thesis on the effect of pollinator declines on floral longevity.
Gavin Hossack (MSc student): After completing his BSc at the University of Guelph, Gavin started graduate school at Guelph in Fall 2019. He is developing a project on the effect of pollinator declines on floral evolution.
Kiana Lee (undergraduate researcher): Kiana, a BSc student at the University of Guelph, received a Summer 2020 undergraduate student research award from NSERC. She will be helping MSc student Gavin Hossack with his fieldwork, and developing an undergraduate thesis on the effect of pollinator declines on floral longevity.
Zach Teitel (PhD student): Zach, a graduate of the University of Toronto and Ryerson University, started graduate school at Guelph in Fall 2015. He is interested in integrating evolutionary ecology and weed science, and is currently studying the evolution of glyphosate resistance, tolerance, and escape in Amaranthus palmeri. Check out his Google Scholar page here.
Olyvia Foster (undergraduate researcher): Olyvia, a BSc (co-op) student at the University of Guelph, received funding from EcoCanada to work in the lab during Summer 2020. She will be developing an undergraduate thesis on the effect of pollinator declines on floral longevity.
Gavin Hossack (MSc student): After completing his BSc at the University of Guelph, Gavin started graduate school at Guelph in Fall 2019. He is developing a project on the effect of pollinator declines on floral evolution.
Kiana Lee (undergraduate researcher): Kiana, a BSc student at the University of Guelph, received a Summer 2020 undergraduate student research award from NSERC. She will be helping MSc student Gavin Hossack with his fieldwork, and developing an undergraduate thesis on the effect of pollinator declines on floral longevity.
Zach Teitel (PhD student): Zach, a graduate of the University of Toronto and Ryerson University, started graduate school at Guelph in Fall 2015. He is interested in integrating evolutionary ecology and weed science, and is currently studying the evolution of glyphosate resistance, tolerance, and escape in Amaranthus palmeri. Check out his Google Scholar page here.
