Graduate Student

Abby Keller

Graduate Student

Uncertainty is a fundamental feature of ecological systems and their management: knowledge of the system state and its dynamics is imperfect, actions have uncertain consequences, and factors like climate change will alter the environment in ways that can be hard to predict. My dissertation represents a range of approaches to uncertainty in ecology and conservation, from improving inference about complex biological systems to optimizing management actions that alter stochastic dynamics.

Admittance Semester/Year and Program

Fall 2022...

Dooyoung Kim

Graduate Student

My research interests focus on understanding the biodiversity of ground beetles using an integrative approach.

Admittance Semester/Year and Program

Fall/2025; PhD

Education

M.S. in Kyungpook National University, Republic of Korea, Feb. 2025

B.Agr. in Kyungpook National University, Republic of Korea, Feb. 2023

Research Lab

Will Group

Selected Publications

Kim D,...