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Dr. Jamie Voyles honored with Hyung Shin Research Award for breakthroughs in amphibian disease ecology

May 19, 2023
Ecology, Evolution & Conservation Biology News
Jayme Voyles

Dr. Jamie Voyles honored with Hyung Shin Research Award for breakthroughs in amphibian disease ecology

May 19, 2023
Ecology, Evolution & Conservation Biology News
Jayme Voyles

Congratulations to Dr. Jamie Voyles on receiving the College of Science’s Hyung Shin Research Award for her outstanding research in the College of Science during the past three years (2017-2019). Dr. Voyles' disease ecology work focuses on the effects of chytrid fungi on amphibian populations, an important area of research as the disease has been implicated in amphibian population declines worldwide. Her hard work and remarkable science is clear from a variety of metrics, including articles published in Science, PNAS, and other excellent journals; more than 3600 citations; over $5 million in extramural research funding, including a highly prestigious NSF CAREER award; and media coverage from more than 50 media outlets.

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May 19, 2023
Ecology, Evolution & Conservation Biology News
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