The Youngblood EcoPhysiology Lab
Investigating the ecological and environmental physiology of insects
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The Youngblood EcoPhysiology Lab, also known as the YEP Lab, trains the next generation of physiologists and ecologists to conduct integrative research on how physiological processes affect the population dynamics of insects.
The Youngblood EcoPhysiology Lab, also known as the YEP Lab, trains the next generation of physiologists and ecologists to conduct integrative research on how physiological processes affect the population dynamics of insects.
Recent News
Recent News
August 2024 YEP Lab attended ESA 2024 in Long Beach, CA. Congratulations to Shawn Johnson, Sienna Bauer, Tayla Moore, and Maureen Brennan on their successful poster presentations on the range dynamics of bobcats, California pitcher plants, and Chloealtis grasshoppers!
August 2024 YEP Lab attended ESA 2024 in Long Beach, CA. Congratulations to Shawn Johnson, Sienna Bauer, Tayla Moore, and Maureen Brennan on their successful poster presentations on the range dynamics of bobcats, California pitcher plants, and Chloealtis grasshoppers!
June 2024 YEP Lab defends theses and graduates. Congratulations to Claire Klocksieben, Bethany Mckenzie, Trevor Holt, and Tayla Moore on their graduation from SOU!
June 2024 YEP Lab defends theses and graduates. Congratulations to Claire Klocksieben, Bethany Mckenzie, Trevor Holt, and Tayla Moore on their graduation from SOU!
May 2024 YEP Lab publishes a paper. Congratulations to PI Jacob Youngblood on his co-authored paper in Journal of Orthoptera Research: "Global perspectives and transdisciplinary opportunities for locust and grasshopper pest management and research"
May 2024 YEP Lab publishes a paper. Congratulations to PI Jacob Youngblood on his co-authored paper in Journal of Orthoptera Research: "Global perspectives and transdisciplinary opportunities for locust and grasshopper pest management and research"
May 2024 YEP Lab receives funding from Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Congratulations to Joe Baures and Jacob Florey on their funded grant proposals to continue monitoring grasshopper biodiversity.
May 2024 YEP Lab receives funding from Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Congratulations to Joe Baures and Jacob Florey on their funded grant proposals to continue monitoring grasshopper biodiversity.
March 2024 YEP Lab presents at the Monument Research Symposium. Congratulations to Trevor Holt and Tayla Moore on their successful oral presentations.
March 2024 YEP Lab presents at the Monument Research Symposium. Congratulations to Trevor Holt and Tayla Moore on their successful oral presentations.
October 2023 YEP Lab presents at the SOU Summer Research Showcase. Congratulations to Claire Klocksieben and Tayla Moore on their successful oral presentations.
October 2023 YEP Lab presents at the SOU Summer Research Showcase. Congratulations to Claire Klocksieben and Tayla Moore on their successful oral presentations.
August 2023 YEP Lab presents at ESA 2023 in Portland, OR. Congratulations to PI Jacob Youngblood on his successful oral presentation!
August 2023 YEP Lab presents at ESA 2023 in Portland, OR. Congratulations to PI Jacob Youngblood on his successful oral presentation!
May 2023 YEP Lab receives funding from Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Congratulations to Trevor Holt and Tayla Moore on their funded grant proposals to pilot a grasshopper monitoring program in CSNM.
May 2023 YEP Lab receives funding from Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Congratulations to Trevor Holt and Tayla Moore on their funded grant proposals to pilot a grasshopper monitoring program in CSNM.
March 2023 YEP Lab publishes a paper. Congratulations to PI Jacob Youngblood on his co-authored paper in Science of the Total Environment: "Vulnerability to climate change increases with trophic level in terrestrial organisms".
March 2023 YEP Lab publishes a paper. Congratulations to PI Jacob Youngblood on his co-authored paper in Science of the Total Environment: "Vulnerability to climate change increases with trophic level in terrestrial organisms".
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