Integrative Evolutionary Genetics in the Service of Conserving Biodiversity
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Ryan presented a talk at NC State University for their Mathematical Phylogenetics seminar series!
His talk entitled, “Rates of Evolution Among Sperm Genes and Implications for Speciation in a Small Nocturnal Primate, genus Microcebus” was on work done in collaboration with Matt Dubin.
Sheena gave a fantastic talk at the NC Museum of Natural Science!
Her talk “Chill out! Hibernation as a ‘cool’ way to survive the winter” was a part of their lecture series about extreme mammals!
Erin has been awarded a Bass Teaching Fellowship!
She will develop and teach her own undergraduate course, Bio490S: Microbiomes (a study of coevolution) in Spring 2016!!!
Sheena writes about bugs and worms, highlighting Erin’s research for a blog post at Scientific American!
Click here to read her article entitled “Want a Stronger Defense System against Diseases? Add Some Worms.”
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