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Stigall Lab at University of Tennessee, Knoxville

My students, postdoc, and I are having such a fun time with science, courses, and adventuring here at UTK that I’ve clearly given up trying to keep a lab blog about the great things happening here. My apologies for that, but we are having a great time and lots of success working the Late Ordovician of Tennessee (Nashville region) and comparing impacts of the Richmondian Invasion in this area vs. Cincinnati, exploring the Devonian of the Parana Basin in Brazil, checking out Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event trajectories globally, and even spending some time with Devonian trilobites.

Our lab personnel and publications pages are fully updated. So you can keep track of a little of what’s happening in those spaces.

During the 2024-25 academic year, the first two MS students graduated from the UTK Stigall Lab, Mariana Vilela-Andrade and Noel Hernandez Gomez. Mariana’s thesis was published as two papers. Noel’s is soon to be submitted for publication. Mariana and Shymah Beegum are working on their PhDs now, with Shymah just passing her qualifying exams (yay!). Kat Jordan is a post-doc working on many things, including proteid trilobite evolution. And we have a group of wonderful undergrads that have cycled through the lab over the past three years.

New Paleontology Minor at OHIO!

by Alycia Stigall

I am so pleased to announce our new paleontology minor at Ohio University!

New Paleontology Minor Offers Fossil and Earth History Experience – Ohio University | College of Arts & Sciences

Starting this fall semester, a new Paleontology Minor is available to Ohio University undergraduates interested in fossils and ancient life. The Paleontology Minor provides a broad overview of the discipline of paleontology for students interested in developing additional training in fossil identification and interpretation, sedimentary systems, and the history of …