Archived News

  • In December 2019, The Crone lab hosted a workshop on Species Interactions and Shifting Phenologies, with researchers attending from Tufts, University of Georgia, Montana State University, and Washington State.
  • Collin Edwards has joined the lab as a Post Doc
  • Eric Scott has joined the lab as a PhD
  • James Michielini has joined the lab as a Post Bacc
  • Natalie Kerr has successfully defended her PhD thesis. Congratulations, Nat!
  • James Michielini has successfully defended his senior honors thesis. Congratulations, James!
  • Elizabeth has been recognized by Representative Ayanna Pressley for receiving NSF funding to investigate the rapid decline in western monarchs.
  • The Source-Sink Project Team has been honored with a SERDP 2018 Project of the Year Award for Resource Conservation and Resiliency.
  • Atticus Murphy has joined the lab as a PhD
  • Genevieve Pugesek passed her qualifying exam, yay!
  • Rachel Bonoan has joined the lab as a Post Doc
  • Nick Dorian starts his PhD in the Crone lab
  • June Arriens has joined the lab as a Post Bacc
  • Robert Bosso has joined the lab as the new Lab Manager
  • Lee Browne and Norah Warchola have re-joined the lab as a Research Associates
  • Xianfeng Yi has joined the lab as a Visiting Scholar.
  • Elizabeth was inducted into the Finnish Academy of Science and Letters.
  • PhD candidate Natalie Kerr passed her qualifying exam, congrats!
  • Undergraduate Lauren Redosh co-authors a paper on mouse population cycles published in Ecology and Evolution
  • Finnish PhD student Kirsi Alahuhta visits lab for two weeks in October 2016
  • PhD student Michał Bogdziewicz's paper on the effects of nitrogen on masting in red oaks is published in Journal of Ecology
  • Elizabeth and collaborators Lee Brown and Cheryl Schultz win a SERDP award to study butterfly population dynamics and conservation
  • Former undergraduate Nick Dorian wins best poster at SCCS-NY 2016
  • Elizabeth gives a talk at a BIRS theoretical ecology workshop titled, "Combining models and data to set guidelines for butterfly conservation"
  • Postdoc Norah Warchola begins teaching classes at Tufts University as a part-time instructor
  • PhD student Natalie Kerr attends EVODEMO conference in Washington D.C. and presents a poster on her work with optimal body size in bumble bee workers
  • Nick Dorian and Lauren Redosh both successfully defend their undergraduate honors theses
  • PhD student Genevieve Pugesek and another Tufts Biology graduate student win a Wendy and Neil Sandler International Research Program grant to conduct research on pollinators on coffee farms in Costa Rica
  • Elizabeth and collaborator Neal Williams' paper on modeling bumble bee population dynamics is published in Ecology Letters

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