(#SICB2025) goers go see (@)princetonvaughn.bsky.social 's #SICB talk & don't miss his co authored IOB work on
Urban Lizard #morphology
https://doi.org/10.1093/iob/obad006
Plus, congrats to Princeton for his award from Princeton Uni Research or his amazing video
Is there a #SICB tag?
If you’re coming to #SICB be sure to stop by the journal booth and talk about your ideas for submissions with AE Jim Newcomb and stay tuned for more posts leading up to SICB #Seattle with Jim showcasing all the great things to do while you’re there. 👍#conference #SICB #biology #ecology #morphology #botany #neurology #phd
I'm super excited to say that I am the new SICB Division of Phylogenetics & Comparative Biology Student/Postdoc Rep!
I'll be working with the division & @SICB to put on ECR-focused programming & be a resource for ECRs.
My job in this role is to support YOU: feel free to reach out w/ what the division & I can do for you!
As #SICB2023 ends, I wanted to thank the Executive Officers and Burk Inc for organizing an incredible meeting. This was my first in-person meeting since pandemic shut-down and I am returning after a few days of hard-core nerding-out feeling more scientifically excited and energized than I have in years!
Thrilled to continue being scientifically inspired via #SICB+ in the coming days!
For anyone attending the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (#SICB2023) meeting in Austin this week, I will sadly not be there, but we have two talks from the lab!
On 1/7 (8 AM), Dr. Sweta Agrawal (lab alumnus as of 2 days ago, as she just left to start her own lab at Virginia Tech) will be presenting on a comprehensive (and comprehensible) analysis of the synaptic connectivity of neural circuits downstream of fly leg proprioceptors.
On 1/6 (11:30 AM), Dr. Chris Dallmann (post-doc) will be presenting on behavioral state-dependent presynaptic inhibition of proprioceptor axons in walking flies.
#SICB (at Disney World) was the first scientific meeting I attended as an undergraduate and it holds a special place in my heart. I love the diversity of animals represented: consecutive talks and neighboring posters are often about the same scientific topic, but almost never studied in the same species.
Starting today off with breakfast with a friend before she heads to #SICB. Then putting the finishing touches on my 3rd year review packet. Tell me mastodons, what’s on your plate?
The semester is over, good luck everyone preparing your #SICB talk! Take a break to enjoy your winter break, too! See you in Austin! #biomechanics #LifeInAcademia #UglyChristmasSweater
2023 is going to be a special year for JEB as the journal celebrates its 100th anniversary and we're kicking off #JEB100 with a fabulous calendar, showcasing some of the journal's covers from the past. You can see all of the marvelous images at https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/pages/100-calendar don't forget to pick up a copy if you are at the #SICB meeting in January
#comparativephysiology #zoology #Science
Who is going to #SICB in January 2023, in Austin, TX? We will be there, and so excited about being back at SICB! We have 3 talks and 1 poster.
Also, I am donating 2 pottery pieces to the auction at SICB for raising funds for student travel etc.
I'm perpetually interested in #sex and #gender in the animal kingdom, and currently #sex-differences are part of my work. (This is partly personal—I am #queer and #GNC — and partly just that I'm fascinated by choices and decisions, and how we all cope with trade offs and restraints.)
I've worked on #leptin in the past and would like to revisit that, and I'm looking forward to hanging with my #neuroendocrinology friends at #SICB this winter.
