Erin L. Sauer, Ph.D. (she/they) - Principal Investigator
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Erin received her PhD at the University of South Florida, followed by postdoc positions at the University of Wisconsin - Madison and the University of Arkansas. Her research interests include: wildlife disease ecology, ecoimmunology, behavioral ecology, urban ecology, thermal biology.
Assistant Professor, Rutgers faculty profile
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Erin received her PhD at the University of South Florida, followed by postdoc positions at the University of Wisconsin - Madison and the University of Arkansas. Her research interests include: wildlife disease ecology, ecoimmunology, behavioral ecology, urban ecology, thermal biology.
Logan Billet, Ph.D. (he/him) - Postdoctoral Researcher
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Logan earned his PhD from the Yale School of the Environment. His dissertation work focused on the question: What are the causes and consequences of ranavirus epizootics in wood frog populations? Logan is broadly interested in ecology, including the subdisciplines of wildlife disease ecology, amphibian ecology, ecotoxicology, behavioral ecology, and physiological ecology.
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Logan earned his PhD from the Yale School of the Environment. His dissertation work focused on the question: What are the causes and consequences of ranavirus epizootics in wood frog populations? Logan is broadly interested in ecology, including the subdisciplines of wildlife disease ecology, amphibian ecology, ecotoxicology, behavioral ecology, and physiological ecology.
Emma Thompson, M.S. (she/her) - Ph.D. Student
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Emma has earned her master's degree from Rochester Institute of Technology, with her thesis focusing on how temperature and infection change the host microbiome. She is broadly focused on wildlife disease ecology, thermal biology, and microbial ecology.
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Emma has earned her master's degree from Rochester Institute of Technology, with her thesis focusing on how temperature and infection change the host microbiome. She is broadly focused on wildlife disease ecology, thermal biology, and microbial ecology.
Charles Barreca, B.S. (he/him) - M.S. Student
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Charles Barreca is a masters student who completed his undergraduate work at Rutgers Newark & New Jersey Institute of Technology and is studying the health, behavior and movement of Eastern Box Turtles in central New Jersey. He is broadly focused on wildlife ecology, ecosystem monitoring and wildlife management.
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Charles Barreca is a masters student who completed his undergraduate work at Rutgers Newark & New Jersey Institute of Technology and is studying the health, behavior and movement of Eastern Box Turtles in central New Jersey. He is broadly focused on wildlife ecology, ecosystem monitoring and wildlife management.
Jackie Dreger (they/them) - George H. Cook Scholar
Jackie is a wildlife rehabilitator at the Mercer County Wildlife Center and an undergraduate ecology student at Rutgers University. They are interested in wildlife ecology, behavior, and health with a focus on reptiles.
Jackie is a wildlife rehabilitator at the Mercer County Wildlife Center and an undergraduate ecology student at Rutgers University. They are interested in wildlife ecology, behavior, and health with a focus on reptiles.
Jillian Roslewicz (she/her) - Undergraduate Researcher
Jillian is an undergraduate student studying ecology, evolution, and natural resources. She works as a rehabilitation assistant at The Raptor Trust and is working towards a career in wildlife conservation.
Jillian is an undergraduate student studying ecology, evolution, and natural resources. She works as a rehabilitation assistant at The Raptor Trust and is working towards a career in wildlife conservation.
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