CSE Copenhagen

The Centre for Social Evolution at the Copenhagen University

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

Excellent oportunity in our section in Copenhagen.

[Jonathan @JonathanShik]

Excited to advertise a new ERC-funded postdoc in insect-microbe eco-physiology! Opportunities for neotropical fieldwork. Come join my lab in Copenhagen. Visit my website (https://t.co/U7dpIxhGyE ) for application details. Apply by March 15.

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

Latest paper from CSE out this week: "Reconstructing the functions of endosymbiotic Mollicutes in fungus-growing ants." Congratulations to Panos, Mariya, Jon and Koos!

https://t.co/6EOoLbMGwi

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New review on the chemical ecology of #leafcutter ant symbionts
https://t.co/xfmK8nKeY7

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

Clinical relevance of CSE’s evolutionary medicine work: removing children’s tonsils/adenoids increases later disease risks https://t.co/LnQqQYt9Sx

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Antagonistic chemical co-adaptation in the lethal weaponry arms race between crop-disease & #leafcutter ant biocontrol https://t.co/HeFLqoUSnM

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Congratulations to @JonathanShik for his new ERC starting grant which he will implement at the #CSEevo https://t.co/pTMARmD23A

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Call for subproject proposals in #GAGA is opening now https://t.co/naffzsuxkI

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The announcement of #GAGA project is online (open access) in #myrmecologicalnews https://t.co/V34ewlCQ63

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The #GAGA project is now live! Call for subproject proposals open https://t.co/EbqXp4ajNb

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New study on how #hosts are more dependent on vertically transmitted #symbionts published in #Nature communications https://t.co/kPpuadPsJQ

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

Always felt something's amiss with sociobiology definitions of eusociality & superorganismality? Here's why you’re right and what it implies https://t.co/wPICXAhjC7

[Chris Pull @chris_pull]

A fantastic overview of origin, subsequent expansion and call for restoration of the superorganism concept https://t.co/ujkAkVBxDw

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

The first genome of a pathogen infecting farming termite queens and kings during colony foundation https://t.co/ggxAxWz9Mh @michaeltpoulsen

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Antifungals from termite-associated bacteria inhibit competitors of termite crop fungi https://t.co/floERlM7iL @CSocialEvo @michaeltpoulsen

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

New CSE study show the fungus infecting #Zombieflies primarily grows while the fly is still alive! #eatenalive https://t.co/gOO7LPRc5T

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

New study by CSE and collaborators explained how bird-specific features like flight feathers evolved.#evolution https://t.co/6PPohgXTVB

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

Great video from @InesLauraDawson featuring CSE's very own Koos Boomsma: How Monogamy Made Superorganisms Evolve https://t.co/iiDjhSpRQp https://t.co/GfWkPFwE59

[Stuart West @StuWest8]

Monogamy and eusociality made easy https://t.co/VhmsmZ3ahS

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

Which novel antibiotics do leafcutter ant symbiotic bacteria produce? New analysis w/CSE collaborators @Ant_ibiotics https://t.co/aGfeWzyHxR

[CSE Copenhagen @CSocialEvo]

New CSE paper studies gene expression in #ant larvae to understand the #evolution of queens and workers. https://t.co/Mbbb253sB6.

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Fungus-growing termites have N-fixing too - new paper led by Panos Sapouand former MSc student Jane de Verges! https://t.co/X1Wmko1nt7

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New CSE publication shows nutrient use of insect-pathogenic fungi influence host-specificity #zombieflies https://t.co/FE1yH8WOVw