Graduate Students Ensure Science Under the Stars Shines Bright

March 9, 2016 • by Steven E. Franklin

The free, monthly public lecture series was founded and is run completely by students in the Plant Biology and Ecology, Evolution and Behavior (EEB) graduate programs.


A young visitor to Science Under the Stars views ants through a microscope. Photo by Vivian Abigiu.

A young visitor to Science Under the Stars views ants through a microscope. Photo by Vivian Abigiu.

Scenes from a talk in December 2015 by Alex Wild called “Why Ants are Everywhere.” Photos by Vivian Abigiu.
Scenes from a talk in December 2015 by Alex Wild called “Why Ants are Everywhere.” Photos by Vivian Abigiu.
Scenes from a talk in December 2015 by Alex Wild called “Why Ants are Everywhere.” Photos by Vivian Abigiu.
Scenes from a talk in December 2015 by Alex Wild called “Why Ants are Everywhere.” Photos by Vivian Abigiu.
Scenes from a talk in December 2015 by Alex Wild called “Why Ants are Everywhere.” Photos by Vivian Abigiu.
Scenes from a talk in December 2015 by Alex Wild called “Why Ants are Everywhere.” Photos by Vivian Abigiu.
Scenes from a talk in December 2015 by Alex Wild called “Why Ants are Everywhere.” Photos by Vivian Abigiu.
Scenes from a talk in December 2015 by Alex Wild called “Why Ants are Everywhere.” Photos by Vivian Abigiu.

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