Research on Rat Control in Cities Makes Media Across the Country
Better rat control in cities starts by changing human behavior, say Jason Munshi-South, associate professor…
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Study Reveals Common Threads in Urban Rat Evolution
When is a canal or a highway better at stopping movement than helping it? When…
A Day in the Wildlife: Among the Ecosystems and Ecologists at the Calder Center
At the Louis Calder Center, scientists explore ecological mysteries and study society’s impact on the…
Consider the Rats: On the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology of the City’s Most Reviled Rodent
Where do they come from, and how do they get around? Fordham biologists produce the…
Rats Take Center Stage in Live Art Exhibit
Like many green spaces in Manhattan, First Street Green Art Park, a sliver of green…
New Research Reveals Migration Patterns of Brown Rats
Rattus norvegicus, best known to New Yorkers as the Norway, sewer or subway rat, are…
Calder Summer Program Sees First All-Female Cohort
Many science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) programs make a conscious effort to recruit women…
Biologist Awarded NSF Grant to Map Rodent “Cityscape”
Rats! Normally such an exclamation would be a bad thing, but not for Jason Munshi-South,…