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Welcome to the Resasco Lab

Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EBIO) University of Colorado

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  • Apr. 2021 Julian and co-authors Natacha Chacoff and Diego Vázquez have a new paper out in Ecology! We did this study over several years at CU's Mountain Research Station and found that Plant–pollinator interactions between generalists persist over time and space. Press: CU-Boulder
    mrsweb

  • Mar. 2021 Lots of good news this month:

    • Anna received funding from Boulder OSMP, the Bev Sears fund, and CU Museum of Natural History for her work on ant distributions

    • Andrew received funding from the Colorado Native Plant Society for his work on the rare plant Telesonix jamesii

    • Katilyn received funding from CanBee Cocktails for her work on bumblebees

    • Julian is honored to be selected as an Early Career Fellow by the Ecological Society of America

    • New paper led by Karl Roeder is out in Ecological Entomology, Testing effects of invasive fire ants and disturbance on ant communities of the longleaf pine ecosystem

  • Feb. 2021 Julian and Rob Fletcher have a new paper out in Landscape Ecology on how accounting for connectivity can change the apparent roles of spatial and environmental processes on ant metacommunity assembly.
    Resasco and Fletcher

  • Jan. 2021 EBIO Diversity Statment: "We celebrate our differences and embrace our shared humanity. The Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology is firmly rooted in an understanding that diverse backgrounds and perspectives promote growth and resilience in our society and our science. By continually refining inclusive practices and removing biases in mentoring, outreach, recruitment, research, and teaching, we seek to empower the next generation of ecologists and evolutionary biologists to advance science through justice, equity, and inclusion."

  • Dec. 2020  New paper! Weather variation affects the dispersal of grasshoppers beyond their elevational ranges by Drew Prinster, Julian, and César Nufio, just published in Ecology and Evolution
    Grinnell

  • Oct. 2020  We've had a couple of papers published stemming from a working group on temporal dynamics of mutualistic networks organized by Diego Vázquez and Tiffany Knight. One is, Seeing through the static: the temporal dimension of plant–animal mutualistic interactions a Reviews and Synthesis paper led by Diego Vázquez and Paul CaraDonna, just published in Ecology Letters. The other is, Temporal scale‐dependence of plant–pollinator networks, a quantitative synthesis led by Benjamin Schwarz, published in Oikos which was selected as Editor's Choice. Such a blast to collaborate with this international group of fantastic ecologists! 
  • Sep. 2020 The new academic year is underway. We had our first lab meeting, masked and with socal distaning, at the foot of the flatirons.
    labmeeting
  • Aug. 2020 Check out some our talks (and collaborators') at the virual ESA2020 conference
  • Claire Winfrey and Kimberly Sheldon (Claire's work from her Masters): Understanding spatial variation in the vertically-transmitted gut microbiome of sympatric species of dung beetles
    Julian Resasco, Ana Martín González, and Diego Vázquez: organized "Inspire" session on Dynamics of Plant-Animal Mutualistic Networks in Space and Time (intro talk on Vimeo)
    Julian Resasco, Natacha Chacoff, and Diego Vázquez: Linking plant-pollinator interactions in time and space (also on Vimeo)
    Topher Weiss-Lehman (University of Wyoming) and Julian Resasco: Accounting for observational uncertainty in plant-pollinator networks
    Drew Prinster, Julian Resasco, and Cesar Nufio: Weather variation affects the dispersal of grasshoppers beyond their elevational ranges
    Melissa Burt, Nick Haddad, and Julian Resasco: Do habitat corridors promote seed dispersal by ants?
  • Summer 2020 Anna, Andrew, Kaitlyn, and Julian have been in the field this summer collecting data on plant pollinator interactions and eating licorice! 
    Resasco lab in the field summer 2020
  • Jun. 2020 EBIO Solidarity Statement #BlackLivesMatter 
  • This summer Anabella Miller, undergraduate at New Mexico Highlands University, will be working with us, Katie Suding, and Irfan Alam on how landscape context affects apple tree ecology. 
  • Apr. 2020  The lab keeps growing -- Kaitlyn Barthell has joined the lab as a B. A. / M. A. student. Welcome Kaitlyn!
  • Mar. 2020  Lots of exciting news! Anna Paraskevopoulos and Claire Winfrey will be joining the lab in the fall as PhD students (Claire co-advised by Noah Fierer). Anna was just awarded a 2020 NSF-GRFP and Claire will be coming in with a 2019 NSF-GRFP!
  • Jan. 2020  Our new research technitan, Anna Paraskevopoulos, has joined the lab. Welcome Anna!
  • Sep. 2019  New paper from the Corridor Project team on how connectivity beniefits plant biodiversity. Out now in Science ! 10.1126/science.aax8992. Press: UW-Madison, Washington Post, LA Times, Smithsonian.
  • Aug. 2019  Meet the lab! 
  • Jun. 2019  Meta-analysis on a decade of testing corridor efficacy is out in Current Landscape Ecology Reports​ 10.1007/s40823-019-00041-9.

Resasco Lab

Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EBIO)
University of Colorado – Boulder, UCB 334
Boulder, CO 80309
303-735-5146

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