Assistant Professor | The Ohio State University | animal behavior | transgenerational plasticity | 🐟 enthusiast | #LGBTQinSTEM | She/her
Columbus, OH
Joined September 2012
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Jennifer Hellmann retweeted
Please RT: Interested in a 3-year postdoc fellowship to study neotropical bat behavior with me at @stri_panama? If so, email me. Deadline July 15 stri.si.edu/nomis
My lab at @EEOB_OSU is looking for a postdoc to develop a project on how transgenerational plasticity helps aquatic organisms cope with environmental change! Position is for two years and start date is flexible. Details can be found here: rb.gy/svyquq
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was consistent with shifts in care seen when males are directly exposed to predation risk, suggesting a highly conserved response to pre-fertilization predator exposure that persists from the F0 to the F1 and F2 generations!
Excited to share our recent paper with @Jason_Keagy and @AlisonB99479824 demonstrating that F0 experience with predation risk alters paternal care behavior in unexposed F1 sons and F2 grandsons. This shift in care (fanning) in the F1 and F2 generation
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Jennifer Hellmann retweeted
Looking for a PhD opportunity? This could be you! 👇🏽
My lab group is searching for 2 new PhD students interested in the demography and movement ecology of elephant seals to join us at UC Santa Cruz!
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Application deadline Nov 1.
If interested, please send me a CV, a brief statement of research interests, and an unofficial transcript ([email protected]). Informal review of candidates will begin immediately.
We study marine and freshwater fish (e.g., sticklebacks, Mangrove rivulus), with existing field sites in California as well as possibly Florida. The position is fully funded with a stipend, full tuition waiver, and health insurance.
I'm recruiting for a fully-funded masters or PhD student to work in my lab at @EEOB_OSU starting August 2024! The specific project is up to the student, but should broadly focus on the role of plasticity in helping organisms cope with environmental change.
Please get in touch with me if you are interested in writing a NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Biology under Area 1 or 2- I'd love to host you @EEOB_OSU! Our lab is super interested in working on ideas about plasticity, paternal effects, predation, HIREC, and more!
Jennifer Hellmann retweeted
Are you interested in how marine species respond to stress over multiple generations or life stages?🦪🐌🌊
I'm looking for PhD students to join my lab @UMassD in Spring and Fall 2024!!
More info here: sarahdonelanphd.weebly.com/o…
ALT Two fully funded PhD positions are available in the Donelan lab at UMass Dartmouth. Position 1 will look at carryover effects of climate change in oysters in collaboration with Tom Miller at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sciences. This position starts January-June 2024. Position 2 will look at transgenerational effects of predation risk on New England rocky shores and start in September 2024. Please email Sarah Donelan if interested.
My lab at Ohio State is recruiting graduate students for Fall 2024 and a postdoc for Spring/Summer 2024! I'll be at #ABS2023 - please contact me to meet if you are interested in plasticity, paternal effects, predation, and fish!
Jennifer Hellmann retweeted
Now hiring! Project manager for NSF-funded project investigating long-term effects of sexual selection over time in the lance-tailed manakin. Includes all the things: travel, danger, tedium, amazing animal behavior, health insurance... Details: bio.fsu.edu/duval/papers/Pro…
I'm excited to announce that the Hellmann lab is moving to The Ohio State University @EEOB_OSU this summer! We will be continuing our work on paternal effects in fishes, and will be recruiting graduate students and a postdoc. Please reach out if you are interested!