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Dave Weisrock and Anne receive NSF funding to study comparative speciation dynamics and phylogenetic reconstruction in salamander and lemurs — traversing the vertebrate Tree of Life to find common evolutionary trends!!!
Science doesn’t get any more fun than this!!
Erin receives $1,000 Grant-in-Aid from Duke Biology!
This grant will support her study entitled, “From form to function: characterizing gut colonization in lemurs.”
Cori will be interning for the United States Army Corps of Engineers’ Risk and Decision Science team this summer! – Congrats, Cori!!!
She will be focusing on studying community resilience using physical health as a proxy.
Sheena has written an awesome blog for Scientific American on her dissertation research! Congrats!
Click here to read her article, “Can humans hibernate? Ask the dwarf lemur.”
Peter will present a poster at the 2014 Deep Genomics Symposium in Arizon!
His poster will be entitled “Evolution of the primate adaptive immune system: insights from Ig-seq analyses of Coquerel’s sifaka lemur.”
Sheena is selected as a finalist for The Briefing Tech Writing Challenge!
Click here to read her article “Unlocking the genetic code of human hibernation!”
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