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Murphy Lab
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Ecology and Evolution of Plant-Insect Interactions
at the University of Denver

Dr. Shannon Murphy

Professor
University of Denver

Boettcher West 306
2050 E. Iliff Ave
Denver, CO 80210

Shannon.M.Murphy[at]du.edu
Office: (303) 871-7571
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Click HERE for a copy of my CV



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News from the SmurphLab


September 2025 - Welcome Max officially now as a MS student! Also, Akam, Audrey, Jocelyn, and Maddy all presented at their first conference!
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June 2025 - Congratulations to Mykaela, Emma, and Kailey for all successfully defending their MS theses!  Congratulations to Akam, Audrey, Jocelyn, and Maddy for all receiving funding for their summer research projects!

October 2024 - Congratulations to Audrey for her first 1st author paper being published!
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June 2024 - Congratulations to Alaina for successfully defending her MS! Also excited to welcome all of the new lab members to work on the fall webworm project this summer!

April 2024 - Shannon is excited to be a new Editor in Chief at Ecological Entomology!

Winter 2024 - Lots of exciting happenings! Congratulations to Max Meyer for receiving distinction for his honors thesis! Mykaela had her first first-author paper published in Environmental Entomology!!  Also exciting news for Mykaela, Kailey, and Kelly who all received grants to fund their summer research!

Summer 2023 - So much great news! Kailey received a NSF GRFP to fund her work in the lab for 3 years and Mick and Norah received DU URC grants for their summer research.



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  • Home
  • Research
    • Ecology and Evolution of Diet Breadth >
      • Host Shifts
      • Evolution of Polyphagy
      • Competition between Generalists
    • Global Change >
      • Nutrient subsidies
      • Habitat Edges
      • Light Pollution
      • Fire
    • Bees and STEM education
    • Aging
  • Publications
  • Teaching
  • Lab Members
  • Science Education
  • Join the Lab?