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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!”
Peter has been invited to speak at the 2013 Internation Bat Research Conference in Costa Rica! – Congratulations, Peter!!!
His talk will be entitled “Shedding light on speciation processes in bats using phylogenomics: where do we start?”
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