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Dr. Ash has joined the Kramer lab from Middlebury College. She is taking the lead on our study of how high resolution satellite imagery may improve models of Aedes aegypti abundance in the U.S.

Dr. Eva Muir has successfully defended her dissertation and is on to a position with Bishop Burton College in Yorkshire, England. Congratulations Eva, we will miss you.

The Kramer lab is recruiting a postdoc to work on a recently funded Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Diseases grant from USDA.

Shea, Eva, and Austin all present research at ESA in Portland.

Dr. Panda has joined the Kramer lab from Mississippi State University. He will be working on applying high resolution satellite imagery to models of Aedes aegypti in Florida.

Drew and Austin will be joining the “Sustainable Living” radio show on 88.5 WMNF Tampa for the July 31st show. We will talk about invasive species in Florida, with particular focus on economic costs and invasive birds.

Eva’s poster received a People’s Choice award and Austin has a dissertation completion fellowship for fall. Congratulations!

Article in Florida Scientist.

Eva Muir, Shea Volkel, and Austin Smith have advanced to candidacy in fall 2022. Great work you all!

Grace Henderson has successfully completed her Master’s degree and is on to a position with the USGS in Ft. Collins, Colorado. Congratulations Grace, we will miss you.