Welcome to the Kharouba lab
We are in the Department of Biology at the University of Ottawa, ON, Canada. We study how and why species are responding to global change, and what those responses mean for ecological communities.​

Join the Kharouba lab

Opportunities

Prospective undergraduate volunteers
Please contact me to find out more about volunteer opportunities in the lab.

Prospective graduate students
I will be accepting new grad students starting Fall 2022.




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News
21 July 2021- A great interview by Steph on the CBC Ottawa Morning show about her new paper. Photo by S. Rivest.
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12 July 2021- Check out our new lab paper on documenting milkweed decline around Ottawa. pdf

24 June 2021- Congrats to Sharla on doing a fantastic job at defending her MSc!

26 May 2021- Congrats to Sydney on successfully completing her MSc!

21 April 2021- Congrats to lab alumni Phil Tremblay on the acceptance of his MSc paper in Ecology and Evolution.

12 April 2021- Congrats to Steph on the acceptance of her 1st PhD paper published in the Canadian Journal of Zoology!

13 September 2020 - ​Welcome to Maisy Roach-Krajewski and Hannah Keefe, new MSc students, and Darby Hooper and Ben Lalonde, new Honours students.

9 July 2020- After months of social distancing, the field team is happy to be out in the field again.

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​14 February 2020- Congrats to Sarah on passing her PhD qualifying exam!

18 December 2019-  Congrats to Phil on successfully defending his MSc thesis!

October 2019- Welcome Sam B to the lab! She is a candidate in the MSc in Environmental Sustainability program.

1 September 2019- Welcome to Felipe Dargent, Megan Reich, and Emma Brown who are joining the lab. 

1 February 2019- HK had a fantastic time at the Trinational Monarch Science Meeting in Mexico City. Such great science and conservation work being done on this iconic species!
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7 January 2019- Welcome to our newest member Sarah Dolson who is starting her PhD in the lab.
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22 October 2018- Congratulations to Steph who won Best Poster at the Entomological Society of Ontario's recent AGM!

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