media coverage
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Associated Press (picked up by > 100 newspapers worldwide)
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Conservation Magazine’s Journal Watch
Scientific American
Forbes (who says you can’t get rich studying ants? :) )
Chronicle-Herald, Canada (oh Canada!)
Los Angeles Times
South African Star
Tehran Times
Science Centric, Bulgaria
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MongaBay from down under!
Cosmos Magazine
The UF Alligator
Innovations Report
In The News (UK)
Science Daily
BLOG coverage: covered by a bunch of blogs--in particular, check out Ed Yong’s excellent site for primary literature summaries of this and other papers...a site for sore eyes!
2018 Tiny scale insects help trees avoid elephants! Press coverage in ScienceDaily
and Phys.org
2015 Work on extinction featured in The Washington Post, The New York Times, BBC, USA Today, and many other outlets.
2014 Our Science paper on predator effects on savanna landscapes featured in The New York Times and BBC News.
2014 Our work on mutualism disruption covered in Science and The New York Times.
2013 We just did a show with David Attenborough! Childhood dream: achieved. If you’re in the UK, SkyTV will be airing “Micromonsters 3D” in April, so check it out! Coming soon to an IMAX theater near you!
2012 Coverage of Seifert et al’s awesome work on skin shedding in Acomys:
MSNBC, the BBC, The Los Angeles Times, NPR, Nature, The New Scientist, ScienceNow and other outlets.
Can ants really protect Acacia trees from elephants? Our paper on this David and Goliath story was covered in The New York Times, The L.A. Times, the BBC, MSNBC, The Daily Telegraph, The Scientific American, ScienceNow, Discover Magazine, and other outlets.
Our paper on the benefits to trees of pairing with multiple partners (sizzle!) was featured at Nature.com
Our paper on plant cooperation with tiny fungal root mutualists was covered in The Scientist, and The New Scientist
News coverage on our 2008 Science paper below!