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Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB)
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Recent news
Herbarium Spotlight: Where Botany Meets Art
Recently, art students visited the U-M Herbarium for a hands-on program that brought science and art together. Working from specimens in the Herbarium’s collections, the students observed plants closely and translated their observations into original art.
Vincent Denef Awarded Strategic Initiative Fund Grant to Create Living Electronics
Project pushes the boundaries of what is possible to know about freshwater habitats
Congratualtions 2026 Frontiers MS Graduates!
EEB's Frontiers MS graduates of 2026, Sam, Susie, Kaira, and Manar, reflect on their time in the program, their proudest accomplishments, and the advice they would give themselves two years ago.
Applying to Grad School in EEB: The Cold Email
Applying to the EEB graduate program? Be sure to reach out to EEB faculty who share your interests before you submit your application! Rory Walsh, graduate coordinator for Master's programs, interviews three EEB professors about the cold emails they receive from applicants. Learn about when to email, what to write, and what to expect with this quick video!
How Michigan Rebuilt Its Forests
Documentary by EEB PhD students Leo Laborieux and Riley Stanton.
This project was a part of EEB 548 (Principles of Ecology, formerly known as PopComm), taught by Assistant Professor Anshuman Swain.
Events
Oct
06
EEB Tuesday Seminar Series - Ecological opportunity through Deep Time: Looking through the lens of insects
Dr. Anshuman Swain, Assistant Professor; Assistant Curator (UM Museum of Paleontology)
12:00 PM
1010
Biological Sciences Building
Oct
08
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Solving conservation puzzles with integrated community models
Elise Zipkin, Michigan State University
4:00 PM
1060
Biological Sciences Building
Oct
15
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Understanding adaptation to anthropogenic disturbance at a global scale
Marc Johnson, University of Toronto
4:00 PM
1060
Biological Sciences Building
