Dr. Greg Lewbart and his colleagues published their research on the health of endangered Galápagos sea lions in the Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine. This work assesses how the parasitic worm, Philophthalmus zalophi, which resides in the eyes of … Read more

Hannah Jahnke, a doctoral candidate in Anthropology, was awarded the Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowship to complete her dissertation research on the Galápagos. Hannah’s work investigates how maternal stress and mental health during and after pregnancy influence infant health … Read more

CGS and USFQ faculty have been awarded the National Institutes of Health R21 Research Grant Award for their new, interdisciplinary and inter-institutional collaboration project that will investigate how the water and food environments of the Galápagos impact human health. This … Read more

Hannah Jahnke, a PhD candidate in Anthropology, was awarded the National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant for her dissertation research on the intergenerational effects of maternal stress on the Galápagos. For this work, Hannah will live for one year … Read more

Dr. Jill Stewart, a Professor in the Department of Environmental Sciences & Engineering, and colleagues published an article in the International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health this week. This article examined the effect of a new drinking water treatment … Read more