Research Faculty at Pymatuning

PLE is privileged to have a fantastic group of faculty, post-docs, graduate students, and undergraduate students conducting research at the field site. We attract researchers both from our region and from throughout the country.

	Institution	Research Interest at PLE
Dr. Tia-Lynn Ashman - Rachel Spigler (P) - Sasha Rhode (G)	University of Pittsburgh	Ecological context for floral and sexual system evolution
Dr. Walter Carson - Tom Pendergast (G)	University of Pittsburgh	Empirical tests of competition theory and predation theory in plant communities
Dr. Melissa Hughes	College of Charleston	Sexual selection and multimodal communication in song sparrows
Dr. Jeremy Hyman	Western Carolina University	Evolution of communication and social interactions in birds
Dr. Susan Kalisz - Alison Hale (G) - Chris Heckel (G)	University of Pittsburgh	Plant population genetics
Dr. Stephen Nowicki - Rindy Anderson (P) - Neeltje Boogert (G) - Irene Liu (G)	Duke University	Complexity and information in avian signals
Dr. Rick Relyea - John Hammond (P) - Maya Groner (G) - Aaron Stoler (G) - Rickey Cothran (P) - Jessica Hua (G) - Heather Shaffery (G) - William Brogan (G)	University of Pittsburgh	Aquatic ecology, toxicology, evolution, and behavior
Dr. Ian Renne	Youngstown State University	Plant community ecology
Dr. William Searcy - Adrienne DuBois (G)	University of Miami	Complexity and information in avian signals
Dr. Brian Traw - Ji Hao (G)	University of Pittsburgh	Plant evolutionary ecology
Dr. Andrew Turner - Emily Cholak (G)	Clarion University of Pennsylvnia	Aquatic ecology: The role of trait-mediated indirect effects in shaping communities

** P = Post-doc, G = Graduate student, U = Undergraduate student

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