The Tottenham Chelsea match on Peacock is riveting.

The Lemoine lab is on board! #MyRibosomesAreRockin too!

Thanks Ecological Society !! This is an amazing honor, and I'm thrilled to be included alongside amazing ecologists!

The Lemoine lab is excited for field season at Spring Green! Drought shelter time.

Smart dog. I only wish I'd thought of hiding behind the couch when I first met him.

I was ready to leave work but she looks so comfortable that I didn't want to get up. Now I'm stuck here... Guess it's the excuse I need to actually sit down and write.

Sasha got a new hat for fieldwork, and she looks far too glamorous in it.

I know it's invasive, but Siberian Squill sure is pretty in the spring.

The Lemoine Lab is recruiting two NSF-funded PhD students for Fall 2022. One student will work in Wisconsin grasslands with an emphasis on the Driftless Area, the second student will focus on African savannas. Application deadline is Dec 15, 2021. tinyurl.com/2earavzv

Spent lunch watching a very dedicated yellow jacket slowly carve off pieces of deli meat and fly off with them.

I applied for the U.S. National Science Foundation GRFP as a poor, first gen undergrad and while writing my 2nd attempt I remembered my favorite bit of reviewer feedback:

NEW PAPER JUST DROPPED in Oikos w/ Hugo Thierry & @haldre1 eSALI (Estimating Seed-Animal-Landscape Interactions): a model exploring seed dispersal patterns of candidate species for rewilding in Guam's degraded forests onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

We want YOU! Marquette University College of Arts & Sciences

Preparing for summer field work when it's -15 C....

Two undergrad summer research positions in Wisconsin! Come learn about the Badger State with us! natelemoine.com/two-funded-reu…

Congrats to Lemoine Lab members Ethan Rose Ethan Rose and recent alum Shayla for their successful #NSFGRFP awards! Represent Marquette University College of Arts & Sciences and MU Biology !

"I want to fall asleep in the chair, but I want to keep an eye on you in case you leave."

New paper from the Lemoine Lab! Seasonal variation in rainfall affects plant phys more than drought. To my knowledge, this is the first paper to report measurements of Vcmax and Jmax for C4 grasses in situ under drought. link.springer.com/article/10.100…