Jennifer Mather

Campus Bird Checklist an open invitation to enjoy birding on campus spaces

Master's student Samantha Krause says campus is on migration route for multiple species

U of L professor Dr. Jennifer Mather served as the scientific adviser on Oscar-winning documentary

Dr. Jennifer Mather helped ensure My Octopus Teacher was scientifically accurate

Self-isolation works, says University of Lethbridge professor after recovering from COVID-19

Dr. Jennifer Mather has a simple message for everyone about the COVID-19 pandemic — just stay home

Local octopus expert Dr. Jennifer Mather featured in latest installment of Scientists in the Field book series

Dr. Jennifer Mather's octopus expedition to the island of Moorea in 2013 is the focus of a new book for young readers

Octopus got your tongue?

A linguist and a marine biologist, the U of L's Dr. Jennifer Mather, are working together to investigate the human tongue

Mather joins USC colleagues in comparing octopus movements to that of human tongue

Dr. Jennifer Mather (psychology) is in the midst of a three-year study that will compare the movement systems of three very different animals that have some remarkable similarities

A voyage of self-discovery

Joanne Peterson returns to the U of L as a mature student and discovers more about herself than she could ever have imagined

University recognizes faculty excellence

Dr. Zen makes his pitch

Dr. Zen Faulkes (BSc '89) is taking the lessons he learned as an undergraduate researcher at the U of L to his students in Texas

Mather receives Ingrid Speaker Medal

Dr. Jennifer Mather, a world-renowned authority on octopuses, is recognized for her pioneering research initiatives with the Ingrid Speaker Medal

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Jennifer Mather

Campus Bird Checklist an open invitation to enjoy birding on campus spaces

U of L professor Dr. Jennifer Mather served as the scientific adviser on Oscar-winning documentary

Self-isolation works, says University of Lethbridge professor after recovering from COVID-19

Local octopus expert Dr. Jennifer Mather featured in latest installment of Scientists in the Field book series

Octopus got your tongue?

Mather joins USC colleagues in comparing octopus movements to that of human tongue

A voyage of self-discovery

University recognizes faculty excellence

Dr. Zen makes his pitch

Mather receives Ingrid Speaker Medal

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