Predator-Prey Interactions in a Changing World: Dr. Jean Philippe Gibert

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BioGist

Duke BioGist

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In this series of short podcasts, undergraduate students interview faculty members in the Duke Biology Department to find out what they study, how they study it, and why their research is important for society at large. Listen to gain insight into the day-to-day lives of biologists in a variety of disciplines and learn about the types of work being done at Duke University. Details on each episode and full transcripts are available at https://biology.duke.edu/biogist-podcast

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Predator-Prey Interactions in a Changing World: Dr. Jean Philippe Gibert

BioGist

8 minutes 5 seconds

4 years ago

Predator-Prey Interactions in a Changing World: Dr. Jean Philippe Gibert

In this episode of BioGist, Emily Nagamoto, a member of the class of 2024 majoring in Earth and Climate Sciences, interviews Dr. Jean Philippe Gibert, an assistant professor in the Biology department at Duke University. Listen to hear Dr. Gibert describe food webs, why protists are cooler than lions, and how to create a mathematical model.

The full transcript of this episode is available at https://biology.duke.edu/predator-prey-interactions-changing-world-dr-jean-philippe-gibert

To find out more about Dr. Gibert, visit his lab website at https://jeanpgibert.weebly.com/.

Thanks to the Duke Biology department for supporting BioGist, and to Poddington Bear for the music.

Have questions or feedback about the show? Email us at DukeBioGist@gmail.com