Sima persevered through snow and deep river crossings to catch Yosemite lizards and defend her dissertation: “Diversification and Local Adaptation in[…]
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New TrEnCh education website
We’ve launched a new TrEnCh-ed website that included educational resources for translating environmental change into organismal responses. Fun R shiny[…]
Read moreNew climate change education and outreach resources
We’re hard at work on climate change education and outreach resources including our TrEnCh project, a climate change biology tutorial,[…]
Read moreSummer in Yosemite, Mt. Rainier, and a company
Sima has been searching for lizards from populations with diverse phenotypes (and again avoiding fires) in Yosemite. Aji is building[…]
Read moreRachel visits to decipher the genetic basis of grasshopper phenotypic clines
We were happy to welcome postdoc Rachel Slatyer for a visit. Rachel is leading a project in collaboration with others in[…]
Read moreSima is hiking around Yosemite in search of lizards
Sima is hiking around Yosemite in search of Sceloporus lizards for a common garden and genetic study of adaptation. We[…]
Read moreTony presents in the eScience Community Seminar
First year graduate student Tony Cannistra presented his recent research on “Intelligent species distribution modeling via traits and physiology” in[…]
Read moreLots of great science at the Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution meeting
Lauren enjoyed a ferry ride to Victoria and lots of great science at the Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution[…]
Read moreTrEnCh Project Website
We’ve launched a website outlining our tools for TRanslating ENvironmental CHange into organismal responses. Thanks to Tony and Aji for work[…]
Read moreBryan presents at the UW undergrad research symposium
Congratulations to Bryan Briones Ortiz for presenting a poster on his grasshopper phenology research at the UW undergraduate research symposium.[…]
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