Thrilled to see our new @SmithBeeLab paper out in @CurrentBiology!
Buckle up, this one’s a wild dive into the world of architectural symmetry…
https://t.co/UIVwFYBosE
We're recruiting!!! 🚨🐝🚨
See advert below, for a grad student opening in the Smith Bee Lab.
We welcome applicants from all types of fields, no prior bee experience is required or expected.
Open-ended research topics, driven by curiosity (after all, it's *YOUR* PhD!)
I had so much fun today judging the Alabama Science and Engineering Fair for my second year!! And so did lab mate @prathibha897 😊 This state is full of young smart cookies and I feel reinvigorated for my own research.
Excited to announce my first paper! I looked at how honeybees continuously reduce their comb area after nest expansion & the fine-scale detailing that goes into it. Very thankful for everyone at the Smith Bee Lab, and excited to share some fun results!
https://t.co/oOpBbjAFbJ
I'm really proud of this work published today in Proc B with @SmithBeeLab & @ben_koger on the importance of the 3D nest structure and building strategies in developing honeybee colonies https://t.co/fAVEUUw83B
We observe, manipulate, and model 3D nest construction - see below.