Dörthe Becker

Biologist on sabbatical

[Alan Bergland @BerglandAlan]

Please help spread the word - I'm looking to recruit a post-doc to study the genetics of seasonal adaptation in Drosophila @uvabio in Charlottesville. This is a 2-year @NSF funded position. Plz RT and DM me if interested.

https://t.co/I0nzTECr9R

[Dagmar Frisch @DagmarFrisch]

Great opportunity, and a cool topic - please spread the word!

[Alan Bergland @BerglandAlan]

Excited to share our work studying the evolutionary forces that shape genetic variation in phenotypic plasticity using Daphnia. Led by @DoertheBecker
and in collaboration with @beckerhopper
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https://t.co/FsYbQrrrjs

[Alan Bergland @BerglandAlan]

Super happy to share our work led by Dr. Karen Barnard-Kubow studying the ecological and evolutionary factors that influence the maintenance and turnover of genetic variation in male production in European Daphnia pulex. Read more here: https://t.co/ZQoNDBk2Gr

[Dörthe Becker @DoertheBecker]

Excited to share that I started as Interim Professor for Animal Physiology @UniMarburg. My workgroup will be investigating the molecular responses that promote and constrain adaptation to environmental change.#Daphnia #Ecophysiology #MolecularStressPhysiology #EnvironmentalChange

[Dörthe Becker @DoertheBecker]

Get your application in! Great project with fantastic people.

[Dagmar Frisch @DagmarFrisch]

Interested to work on adaptation to environmental change using resurrected Arctic #Daphnia and #transcriptomics? We will be hiring an excellent, curious candidate to fill a 3-year #DFG-funded #PhDposition. Apply before 15July2021. Details at https://t.co/cAiBpD9KDT. Please RT!

[Dagmar Frisch @DagmarFrisch]

Sharing our new preprint where we test the efficacy of two WGA kits for whole genome sequencing of centuries-old dormant eggs of #Daphnia - refining the evolutionary time machine! @ChrisOGrady94 https://t.co/RecaxzOQGM

[Steffen Seibert @RegSprecherStS]

#besonderehelden

[Dagmar Frisch @DagmarFrisch]

Excited to share our preprint on centuries-old asexual #Daphnia lineages in Greenland! #paleogenetic #paleoecology #Arctic #Greenland
Centennial clonal stability of asexual Daphnia in Greenland lakes despite climate variability https://t.co/xu8QFFuYyP

[Molecular Biology and Evolution @MolBioEvol]

It came from the deep! Fascinating 'resurrection ecology' study by @DagmarFrisch @DoertheBecker @bazylisek retrieves 600-year-old dormant water fleas from the bottom of the lake to better understand pollution adaptation https://t.co/DobHxSznTx https://t.co/i2x9TEondn

[Dörthe Becker @DoertheBecker]

Evolution can reconfigure gene networks to deal with environmental change https://t.co/SO03x89DsZ via @unibirmingham