Post Tagged with: "Morgan Vis"

The Environmental & Plant Biology Colloquium Series presents Mr. Sam Drerup on “Functional Responses of Stream Communities to Acid Mine Drainage Remediation” on Friday, March 11, at 11:50 a.m. in Porter Hall 104. Drerup is a Ph.D. Candidate in Dr. Morgan Vis’ lab in the Environmental & Plant Biology Department […]

Five College of Arts & Sciences faculty are collaborators on a newly funded Ohio University Innovation Strategy project that will help monitor hydraulic fracturing and the water supply in Torch, OH. Called the “Partnership for Digitally Connected Environmental Monitoring,” this project unites environmental science with journalism and public outreach initiatives. The planning […]

By Sydney Dawes| Environmental and Plant Biology Images of orange water poured out of Emily Keil’s phone as she discussed her current research. The orange is from the unusual amounts of iron that have built up in many streams in the Athens area over the years. Keil, a graduate student […]

The Environmental & Plant Biology Colloquium Series presents Dr. Morgan Vis on “Biogeography of Freshwater Red Algae: Changing Ideas about Cosmopolitan and Endemic Floras” on Friday, Oct. 16, at 11:50 a.m. in Porter 104. Vis is Professor and Chair of Environmental & Plant Biology at Ohio University. Abstract: Our understanding […]

College of Arts & Sciences faculty dominated in presentations for the 2015 Women in Science and Engineering Program at Ohio University. Special thanks go to Dr. James Y. Tong, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry & Biochemistry, for organizing the annual event, held this year on April 9. Dr. Rebecca Barlag, Professor of […]

By Gretchen Gregory From Compass Fifty-five Logan High School students from Autum Barry and Alyssa Burns’ biomedical science class and advanced placement biology class learned about plant biology and biomedical research at Ohio University during a recent visit to the Athens Campus. Acid mine drainage mediation, photosynthesis and climate change, […]

  From California State University San Marcos News Center Researchers at Ohio University in collaboration with European colleagues have named a new group of red algae Sheathia after CSUSM professor Dr. Bob Sheath, an aquatic biologist and one of the preeminent experts on North American freshwater algae. The newly identified […]