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The Laboratory of Invertebrate Biodiversity at the University of Massachusetts Lowell

Hochberg Lab

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4/25/2017

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Our research is dedicated to describing invertebrate biodiversity from the aquatic and microscopic (rotifers, gastrotrichs) to the terrestrial and macroscopic (whipscorpions, whipsiders) and everything in between, including a variety of parasites (ticks, mosquitoes). Together we describe new species, explore their evolution, and define their functional roles in the environment. We use a variety of methods and technologies to research these topics including DIC microscopy, histology, histochemistry, scanning and transmission electron microscopy, energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy, and molecular sequencing. We collaborate with researchers from across the globe and are always open to new partnerships, new ideas, and most importantly, working on new animals!
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    Rick Hochberg

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Dr. Rick Hochberg
University of Massachusetts Lowell
198 Riverside St
Olsen Hall 609
Lowell MA 01854
USA

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