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The
Department of Ecology,
Evolution, and
Environmental Biology (E3B)
at Columbia University was
established in 2001. In
creating E3B, the
university recognized the fields of ecology,
evolutionary biology, and
environmental biology
constitute a distinct
subdivision of the
biological sciences with
a unique set of intellectual
foci, theoretical
foundations, scales of
analysis, and
methodologies. Read more. |
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Our Faculty in the News!
Don J. Melnick, E3B's Thomas Hunt Morgan Professor of Conservation Biology, has been elected fellow of the prestigous American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Professor Melnick was also recently featured in the NY Times for his groundbreaking work in the Dominican Republic.
Dustin Rubenstein, newest addition to E3B's core faculty, had his work on birds & mating published in Nature this month. The story was also featured on MSNBC Today & Science News. Listen to the podcast here.
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Department Phone:
(212) 854-9987
Department Fax:
(212) 854-8188
Email: e3b@columbia.edu
Address:
Columbia University
10th Fl. Schermerhorn Ext.
1200 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, NY 10027
Department Chair:
Shahid Naeem
Academic Department Administrator:
Lourdes A. Gautier
Director of Undergraduate Studies:
Matthew Palmer
Director of Graduate Studies:
Eleanor Sterling
M.A. Program Advisor:
Fabio Corsi
Academic Coordinator:
Sara Lizzo
Administrative Assistant: Maria Estrada-Werst |
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