Dr. Joey Bernhardt Named an ESA Early Career Fellow

We are proud to share that Dr. Joey Bernhardt has been named an Early Career Fellow by the Ecological Society of America (ESA).This prestigious five-year fellowship recognizes outstanding contributions by early-career ecologists in research, education, and community engagement.

This recognition from the ESA highlights Dr. Bernhardt’s commitment to advancing ecological knowledge and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. Her selection as an ESA Early Career Fellow reflects not only her innovative research but also her growing influence in shaping the future of ecology.


 

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In the Bernhardt Lab, we study how temperature shapes metabolism from a single organism to entire ecosystems, to understand the rules that govern growth, survival, and resilience in a warming world.

Our mission is to connect microscopic processes to global patterns so we can better predict how climate change transforms nature and the human communities that depend on it.

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