On 5/11, Dr. LeBrun graduted by the hooding ceremony by Drs. King (GPD) and Kang. He has been working at the Pebble Labs as a senior scientist from March, 2018.
Erick made it! He defended his dissertation on “Microbial Community Gene and nvironmental Relationships in Phosphorus Biogeochemical Cycling within Streams” on 2/23.
Now he is getting ready to his new senior research scientist position at Pebble Labs in New Mexico!
The first 100% Kang lab research has been published in Microbial Ecology.
LeBrun, E.S.*, King, R.S., Back, J.A., & Kang, S.# 2018. Microbial community structure and function decoupling across a phosphorus gradient in streams. Microbial Ecology. 75(1): 64-73. doi: 10.1007/s00248-017-1039-2
Microbial Ecology lab welcomes new PhD student Michael Davis!
He has deep experience in research and teaching in genetics and microbiology, and now pursue microbial ecology for his doctorate degree.
Many years of wonderful collaboration!!!
Warm welcome to two very talented graduate students to MEL @ Baylor.
They are Swastika Raut (from U. Wyoming) and Erick LeBrun (from U. New Mexico).
Let’s get some great research done together!
I’m attending NSF IOS writer’s retreat at Mountain Lake Biological Station. MLBS is one of a few field stations UVA, my alma matar, maintain but I never been here while I was attending UVA – my research station was the other field station, Blandy Experimental Farm. This is very remote – no cell signal – and cool – 74F right now. We talked about setting goals and execute it this morning, and my goal for this week is rewriting the DEB pre-proposal was not invited this year. I better go back to writing!
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