Emily won the Lorraine Flaherty award at the TAGC24 conference for her presentation on parent-of-origin disruption of growth and metabolism. Congratulations Emily!
“On September 4, 2023, the sky cleared over Nynäshamn, Sweden, and researchers from across the globe gathered for the 16th Biology of Spermatozoa (BoS) meeting. What followed was a week fuelled by tasty food (find out below about the gelato!) and beautiful weather discussing sperm, eggs, reproductive fluids, fertility, and all things reproductive evolution.”
Whittington, Emma, and M. Alund. "Sperm, eggs, pollen, and gelato, oh my!." Molecular Reproduction and Development(2023).
Erica and Emily traveled to Lund, Sweden to visit the Runemark Lab and work on a publication with Anna. They enjoyed a traditional Swedish crayfish party and a tour of Scania.
Camille presents her research on animal weapon evolution in rhinoceros beetles at SMBE 2023.
Camille and TJ presented their research at the ASN 2003 meeting at Asilomar.
The Larson Lab, Taylor Lab (University of Colorado Boulder), Runemark Lab (Lund University), and Velotta Lab (University of Denver) had a fall research retreat at CU’s Mountain Research Station. Everyone presented their research, cooked lots of great food and carved pumpkins.
Erica was elected to the American Genetics Association Council. She is excited to participate in this great society and is looking forward to the next President’s Symposium.
Kelsie presented her work on hybridization in Colorado cottontails at the American Genetics Association 2021 meeting Snowbird, Utah.
Kelsie gave two awesome talks in the last few weeks. The first was about her work on hybridization in Colorado cottontails at the American Society of Mammalogists and the second was about patterns of gene expression in complex tissues at the Evolution meeting.
Erica attended the Biology of Spermatozoa meeting in Nynäshamn, Sweden. As always, it was a great meeting! Information about this unique meeting is available HERE.
We review the Biology of Spermatozoa 2017 meeting, just in time to start planning on attending BoS 2019! Article Here
Guild of Rocky Mountain Ecologists and Evolutionary Biologists (GREEBs) met at the University of Colorado Mountain Research Station for a great weekend of talks, posters and great conversations with local researchers.
