The Tibbetts Lab is recruiting new students! The current grad students are hosting 2 Zoom sessions this fall - stop by to hear about chasing wasps in MI! DM for details!
After a couple years not joining conferences in person, I am glad to be showing some results of my PhD in the @AnimBehSociety 2022 today at 10:00 in the Cahuita 2 room. Come to see what these tiny cute Mischocyttarus wasps are able to do
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So fun presenting at ABS!
This project has been so F U N and couldn’t have been done without great labmates (@juanita_p_s ). Will be hanging out by the pool after plenary if anyone wants to chat!
#wasplove#ABS2022
Tiny lemurs, big news! We have TWINS! Meet our newest arrivals: mouse lemur infants Cedar and Magnolia (yep, their keeper, Kate, is a big fan of @magnolia and @joannagaines!) https://t.co/4tP933Wzw3
Paper wasps capable of behavior that resembles logical reasoning https://t.co/muVqgFd9lc New paper in Biology Letters from @E_Tibbetts @UMichEEB@UMichResearch
Does the makeup of a pollinator community affect the distribution of honeybee diseases? 2019 Dow Doctoral Fellow @MichelleLFearon is researching this subject for her PhD at @UMichEEB
This MLK Day, F.E.M.M.E.S will be presenting a lightning talk on our diversity, equality and inclusion initiatives at the MHEAL and SWE showcase. We encourage other organizations to join us in celebrating diversity and promoting greater inclusion across our community! #femmes
New post up on @EvoBites brought to us by Amanda Kowalczyk! Learn how ancient gene loss in marine mammals can spell conservation trouble ahead!
https://t.co/wpm2LKZchW
Great new post up on @EvoBites from Catherine Weiner about urban pigeons, their feather patterns, along with a surprising implication for human health! Thanks for sharing, Catherine!
https://t.co/qcx6WCxHgg