In our final #JEB100 ECR spotlight, Ruth Dunn & James Duckworth tell us about their research into #marinebird energetics and how they hope that their study will allow more people to incorporate energetic approaches into their research
#comparativephysiology #zoology #biology
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/24/jeb247067/338274
In her #JEB100 ECRS, Brazilian PhD student Samanta Aparecida Castro tells about her research, conducted during an exchange at the University of Aarhus, Denmark, and the importance of resilience when working in a group
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/24/jeb247157/338275
You can read Samanta's research here: https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/24/jeb246547/338271
In their #JEB100 Review, Fleur Ponton & co discuss how the field of nutritional immunology captures the complex connections between the nutritional environment, infection & immunity, and the research linking the nutritional environment with insect health.
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/24/jeb245714
In their #JEB100 Review, Stan Lindstedt & Hans Hoppeler discuss how body size alone imposes constraints on animal structure and function that transcend phylogeny & the lessons we can learn from studying the resulting patterns
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/24/jeb245766/336568
In his #JEB100 ECR Spotlight, Kazuki Yoshino-Hashizawa discusses how he changed his focus from engineering to #bats, how bats respond to the distress calls of their fellows & his hope that his next research stop will be overseas
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/23/jeb246993/335718
In his #JEB100 ECR Spotlight, David Matthews discusses how the immune response of sticklebacks can help their swimming, the difficulties of using new techniques & which JEB paper he thinks will be a classic in 2123.
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/23/jeb247069/336508
As our #JEB100 Centenary year comes to a close, the Journal of Experimental Biology editors have come together, looking ahead to the challenges and opportunities that await during the next 100 years of #experimentalbiology
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/24/jeb246921/336526
In her #JEB100 ECR Spotlight, Grace Sutton discusses her research journey, working in remote locations and transitioning to applied research, the difficulties of working with wild animals and the things that could make the lives of #ECRs better.
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/23/jeb247070/336517
Lauren Sumner-Rooney discusses the diversity of architecture in animal visual systems, particularly those that depart from the typical two-eyed configuration in her #JEB100 Commentary in addition to outlining future directions in the area
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/23/jeb245392/335730
In their #JEB100 Commentary, Turko & co outline why physiological differences between wild and captive animals may occur and discuss strategies to reconcile lab and field results to obtain ecologically relevant data
In her #JEB100 ECR Spotlight, Danielle Blumstein discusses her research journey beginning with fishes before moving to cactus mice, why collecting long-term data is critical when studying responses to #climatechange & how her hobbies change with the seasons.
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/23/jeb246936/335760
In his #JEB100 ECRS, palaeontologist Nicolas Séon tells us how he enjoyed the multidisciplinary nature of his PhD, including animal physiology, isotope geochemistry & modelling, & how he is looking forward to his postdoc, studying the trophic ecology of the Ross seal
#zoology #comparativephysiology #biology
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/23/jeb246991/335700
In his #JEB100 Review, Angel Caputi outlines how weakly electric fishes organize fixed-action patterns to emit electric fields, which are used to carry signals marking species, sex and location, and to convey social messages
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/23/jeb246060/335699
In his #JEB100 ECR Spotlight Adrien Arias discusses his research journey from #alligators to rats, how #alligators can offer new insights into locomotion & his desire to travel the world and study every animal species.
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/22/jeb246994/335477
At JEB we are passionate about increasing the visibility of the research that we publish, telling the stories behind your science. Find out more about our press outreach in our new #JEB100 movie
https://movie.biologists.com/video/10.1242/jeb.246916/video-1
At JEB we are passionate about increasing the visibility of the research that we publish, telling the stories behind your science. Find out more about our press outreach in our new #JEB100 movie
https://movie.biologists.com/video/10.1242/jeb.246916/video-1
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes at JEB? Find out in our Editorial explaining how the Editors and in house teams steer your manuscripts through peer review & publication, & how the News&Views team promote your research to journalists
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/23/jeb246916/335691
As part of our #JEB100 celebrations, we have funded two new travel grants to help junior faculty:
Research Partnership Kickstart Travel Grants https://www.biologists.com/grants/kickstart-travel-grants/
and ECR Visiting Fellowships https://www.biologists.com/grants/ecr-visiting-fellowships/
Deadline for applications: 1 Dec 2023
Following our #JEB100 article about JEB's history, Kathryn Knight revisits ground breaking papers and some Nobel Prize inspiring gems in our new Perspective: A snapshot of 100 years of discovery
Review the last century in 27 key JEB papers
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/22/jeb246869/334722
As part of our #JEB100 celebrations, we have produced a poster and article telling the story of the journal's first century, from its foundation by Lancelot Hogben, Julian Huxley and Frances Crew and its association with H. G. Wells, through nine Editors-in-Chief, to becoming the champion of the comparative community that it is today.
#JEB100 #comparativephysiology #biomechanics #neuroethology #biology #zoology
https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/226/22/jeb246868/335473
