
Our research focuses on ecology, evolution, systematics, biological diversity, conservation, and the functional biology of organisms. #uconneeb
Storrs, CT
Joined April 2015
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Join us for a Virtual Genome Assembly Workshop 7/15-18! Visit bioinformatics.uconn.edu/cbc… to register
#genomeassembly #workshop #genomics @UConnCLAS @UConnResearch @UConnCAHNR
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Climate change is happening worldwide, but the Arctic provides an unusually rich and diverse environment to study its effects. Enter: the Evolving Meta-Ecosystems (EvoME) Institute. @MarkCUrban #NSFfunded
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Remember the "anthropause" at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, when human activity outdoors seemed to vanish? A new global study ft. @UConnEEB professor Erin Kuprewicz reveals how wildlife behavior changed during this time.
today.uconn.edu/2024/03/glob…
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Big congrats to Javi for being awarded an NSF GRFP @uconneeb 👏👏👏
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Reporters: book a 15-min Zoom interview with cicada expert Dr. Chris Simon (@uconneeb) to discuss how the two emerging broods may interact, climate change threats to cicadas, & more. bit.ly/3IfbpYv @CicadaScience
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It's the final countdown! Today is the day 🎉 Be sure to get your @UConn RaMP applications in TONIGHT by 11:59pm. Conduct independent research🥼, participate in professional development activities, attend scientific conferences and more!
RaMP Website: genome-postbac.biology.clas.…
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Apply!
@UCONNRaMP is the yearlong Research Training Program for recent graduates.
Our program offers a unique blend of structured cohort-based learning and individualized research experiences.
Submission are due March 1st, 2024.
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[#Entomology] 🦋 A review of Mexican Stamnodes (Lepidoptera: Geometridae) with the description of 16 new species ⤵️
✒️ @MothMatson from @NMNH & @uconneeb
🔗 DOI: doi.org/10.5852/ejt.2023.911…
#Lepidoptera #Geometridae #Cercocarpus #Lamiaceae #Butterflies #entomologist #newspecies
UConn EEB Department retweeted
Check out two amazing posters at @SICB_ on Wednesday and Thursday!
Lorraine Perez 1/3 P1-88 🪰
Sila Inanoglu 1/4 P2-94 🐣
@SICB_DEDE @UConnOUR @uconneeb
UConn EEB Department retweeted
Meet our next RaMP mentor,🌟Yaowu Yuan🌟 Yaowu's lab studies flower evolution 🧬, diversification, and its impact on the production of diverse phenotypes using monkeyflowers🌺🌼 as a model system. @uconneeb 🧑🔬👩🔬
Learn more about the Yuan Lab 👉 monkeyflower.eeb.uconn.edu/
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🌟Meet Elizabeth Jochusch 🌟 who is a RaMP mentor and plays a major role in the leadership team. Elizabeth's lab studies patterns of phenotypic variation in a diverse array of species including salamanders and treehoppers! 🦎
Jochusch Lab: jockusch.eeb.uconn.edu/
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@uconn peeps! Want to come talk to a bunch of facility scientist all at once? Plus get lunch? We're having an open house Monday in the student union. core.uconn.edu/2023-open-hou…
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Very excited to share our new paper on Pancrustacean Phylogeny with a number of surprising findings! 🧵 academic.oup.com/mbe/article…
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An awesome talk by @uconneeb grad @AnalisaMilkey on her sequential Monte Carlo approach to sampling from the multispecies coalescent model! #Evol2023
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Oaxaca has a huge diversity of one of the most widely known Agavoideae: Agave!
Today's featured plenary speaker is Karolina Heyduk (@kheyduk) from @UConnEEB, who will share her results on CAM evolution in the Agavoideae. Come join us next October at #SMBPlant2023
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Thrilled to be joining @uconneeb as an Assistant Professor in August 2024 🥳 I'm so grateful to all my mentors and personal/professional network whose support got me here. Looking forward to helping other build on that too. Stayed tuned for a lot more parasitic copepods!































