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Tobin, Costa Rica, 2018

Patrick Tobin

I am a Professor in the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences at the University of Washington.


My primary research interests include the ecology of biological invasions, the spatial and temporal dynamics of insect populations, and the role of climate change on insect population dynamics.



Prospective graduate students

Prospective graduate students are encouraged to contact me at pctobin[at]uw.edu prior to submitting an application to learn about research opportunities in my lab. I also encourage prospective graduate students to read about the graduate application process at the UW School of Environmental and Forest Sciences here.


Education

Ph.D. (2002) Entomology (Minors in Statistics, Operations Research), Pennsylvania State University

M.S. (1997) Entomology, Pennsylvania State University


B.S. (1991) Environmental Health Sciences, University of Georgia


Click here to download my (reasonably current) CV.