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Ecolunch presents Catherine Early discussing “Assessing the utility of brain endocasts as proxies for internal neuroanatomy and functional capabilities in extinct birds” on Wednesday, Nov. 7, from 11:50 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. in Irvine 159. Early is a graduate student in Biological Sciences at Ohio University. ECOLUNCH is a long-running […]

The Smithsonian quoted Biological Sciences graduate student Catherine Early in a story headlined “The Many Ways Women Get Left Out of Paleontology.” Yet while generations of researchers have chipped away at the male-dominated culture of paleontology, a gap remains. Women today make up nearly half of student members in organizations like the […]

By Amanda Biederman The brain recounts a unique story. The size, shape, and each fold along the surface reveal a narrative about how an animal lives, as well as how its ancestors have evolved over millions of years. But what about animals that have died, with only a skeleton or […]

By Amanda Biederman The Ohio State University professor Anthony Brown opened the first annual Neuroscience Research Day with a keynote lecture describing his work on neurofilaments and axonal transport. Neuroscience Research Day, which was contrived by a team of faculty members, graduate students and undergraduate students, brought together members of […]

ECOLUNCH features “The Bill-tip Organ of Birds: Probing for Osteological Correlates of Tactile Sensitivity” on Wednesday, Oct. 11, from 11:50 a.m. till 12:45 p.m. in Irvine 159. The presenter is graduate student Catherine Early from Ohio University’s Biological Sciences Department. ECOLUNCH is a long-running seminar series that meets on Wednesdays […]

Four Ohio University Biological Sciences graduate students were awarded prestigious NSF graduate research fellowships and grants. James Nassif, a student in Dr. Larry Witmer’s lab, and Cassandra Thompson, in Dr. Viorel Popescu’s lab, were the only Ohio University students awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships this year. Both are in the […]

On Wednesday March 15, 2017  Catherine Early will present a talk titled, “Using endocasts as a tool to understand the evolution of brains and behaviors in birds”.   Her presentation will be in 159 Irvine Hall at 11:50 AM.  Catherine is a graduate student in Biological Sciences. Ecolunch is a weekly […]