I recently earned a PhD in ecology and evolutionary biology from the University of Pittsburgh. My dissertation explored how alfalfa plants interact with beneficial bacteria. I currently live in the mountains of West Virginia where I publish Highland Outdoors, an independent outdoor adventure magazine. When I'm not at my computer, you can find me biking, skiing, or botanizing on long hikes. I am thrilled to join the St. Louis Post-Dispatch this summer!
A decade in the making, Purina research tackles reducing cat allergens
Scientists pursue a cleaner way to produce life-saving opiate treatments
St. Louis researchers receive funding for new biodiversity projects
Teens learn about conservation and career development through Audubon’s Flight Crew
Children with rare genetic disorder gather for research clinic at Washington University
New BioSTL building at Cortex brings support for bioscience startups under one roof
Students flock to the St. Louis Zoo to prepare for future careers
SLU wins $3.75 million grant to improve care for older adults in Missouri
Clayton-based Oakland Capital buys into solar firm Azimuth Energy
Missouri Botanical Garden and St. Louis Zoo win award for Madagascar conservation
From playing with fire to dancing in trees, researchers find common ground at Tyson Research Center
Veterinarians in short supply, leaving Missouri clinics, farms scrambling for care
Missouri researchers study golf course grass to address agricultural challenges
Church's new urban garden provides local food for restaurants, community members
University of Pittsburgh
Fellowship Sponsor: American Society of Plant Biologists
Fellowship Host: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch