What's New?
11/7/11 - Research on freeze tolerant wood frogs featured in Guest Blog in Life Lines, a podcast of the American Physiological Society
8/8/11 - New publications on the role of aquaporins in insect freeze tolerance by Goto et al. (pdf) and Yi et al. (pdf).
5/16/11 - Doctoral students M. Clara F. Do Amaral and Andrew Rosendale travel to Alaska to research northern wood frogs.
2/24/11 - Research on aquatic insect cold hardiness featured in Guest Blog in Scientific American
10/07/10 - ZOO 400 Capstone, "Nature's Frozen Marvels: Designing an Interactive Traveling Museum Exhibit," announced. Info (pdf). Application (pdf).
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Recent Publications
Goto et al., 2011
Yi et al., 2011
Philip et al., 2011
Teets et al., 2011
Yi and Lee, 2011
Baker et al., 2010
Muir et al., 2010
Muir et al., 2010
Philip and Lee, 2010
Welcome
Our MissionOur studies of life at low temperature utilize a diversified approach that blends ecology and physiology, addresses questions at multiple levels of biological organization, and employs invertebrate and vertebrate research models.
We are strongly committed to providing opportunities for outreach and professional development for science educators at all levels.
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Richard E. Lee, Jr., Director (513) 529-3141 Department of Zoology Miami University Oxford, OH 45056, USA |
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Jon P. Costanzo, Associate Director (513) 529-3173 Department of Zoology Miami University Oxford, OH 45056, USA |