Megan Reich is currently a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Purdue University. Her research interests include developing, integrating, and applying techniques to track the long-range movements of insects, and exploring how environmental conditions and biotic interactions influence migratory behaviour. Her doctoral research focused on developing isotope-based geographic assignment using hydrogen and strontium isotopes to understand the migratory patterns and migratory connectivity of insects, including the monarch and painted lady butterfly.
PhD in Biology, 2024
University of Ottawa
BSc in Environmental Sciences, 2015
University of British Columbia
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