Dr. Jeremy Long
Professor
jlong@sdsu.edu
Hi! We are a team of ecologists working to better understand estuaries, rocky shores, kelp forests, islands, and the connections between these systems. We use field and lab experiments to study how humans are changing these habitats, particularly via altered species interactions. We are curious about the chemical cues and signals produced by seaweeds, invertebrates, and the predators that eat them. We share our science through creative avenues including art and music.
Members of the LongLab are expected to follow our Code of Conduct. We want to do great science, promote collaborations and discussions, and work to change the exclusion of underrepresented people in science.
Please email me if you are interested in joining my lab.
Members of the LongLab are expected to follow our Code of Conduct. We want to do great science, promote collaborations and discussions, and work to change the exclusion of underrepresented people in science.
Please email me if you are interested in joining my lab.
Props
- Shoutout to Alex Warneke for the neat article in SDSU Magazine highlighting our research on the Coronado Islands (June 2023).
- Big props to Xavius Boone and Jessie Patzlaff for securing funds from COAST to support their graduate research. Thank you for working hard to support your research (May 2023).
- Dr. Shelby Rinehart just accepted an Assistant Professor position at Drexel University. Super duper proud (May 2023).
- Jeremy presented a talk coauthored by Ric DeSantiago and Rosa Rodríguez-Martínez at the 2023 Western Society of Naturalists Meeting entitled, "Removing the giant seaweed blob (Sargassum) from shores indirectly alters dunes and jungles in habitat-specific ways." He was excited to celebrate Mark Hay's induction into the National Academy, to reconnect with colleagues and friends, and to observe Sargasso on Key Biscayne (April 2023).
- Massive shoutout to Alex Warneke (#longlabmafia) and Scott Hargrove for their vision and effort to help bring our science to a broader audience. The Storymap (English, Spanish) and YouTube video are stunning. I'm super proud and thankful we got to work together on this (1/2023).
- Jessie Patzlaff and Ric DeSantiago visited San Nicolas Island to scout field sites and test out methodologies (1/2023).
