Lab News

Anne, Elise, and Desireé receive a grant from the Duke Climate Research Innovation Seed Program (CRISP). Congratulations!!

May 2, 2024 Anne, Elise, and Desireé will research climate extremes, rainforest and community health in southeastern Madagascar alongside Brian McAdoo, Camille DeSisto, and Ryan Parks. Read more here.


The Yoder Lab heads to Carolina Beach State Park for lab retreat!

April 20, 2024


Tristan Frappier-Brinton celebrates his successful prelim! Congratulations, Tristan!!!

April 3, 2024


Hannah, Sierra, and Maia receive a Student Teams Grant from Duke Bass Connections to continue work on lemur cell lines and transposable elements!

March 2024


Hannah, Elise, and Desireé connect with local students to teach about lemurs and conservation in Madagascar as part of SciREN Triangle.

December 2023 The graduate students designed and led a lesson plan, and Hannah and Elise are part of SciREN’s organizing team! Desireé and Elise also taught the lesson for a… Read More


Sam and Caro head to Madagascar!

May 2023


Ryan Campbell celebrates his thesis defense! Congratulations, Ryan!!!

March 21, 2019


The DNA Zoo is online!

The Yoder lab is collaborating with a network of scientists and zoos led by the Aiden lab at Baylor university to make more high-quality genomic resources publicly available. Visit the… Read More


The Yoder Lab: Mouse Lemur Research on Four Continents!

Maybe it’s time for HQ2? We are now accepting bids from the Pyrenees and Azores.


Thank you – Biological Journal of the Linnaean Society

Ryan and Jelmer enjoy receiving their honorarium from the Biological Journal of the Linnaean Society! Check out their very timely review here


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