Researcher Profile - Rachel Mallinger, UW-Madison Graduate Student

Matt Wisniewski

A UW-Madison PhD student in Entomology, Rachel Mallinger investigates how the 600-700 species of bees native to Wisconsin may be affected by changes in the landscape.

Research Areas

Transportation & Fuels
Sustainable Agriculture

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