Fully funded #PhDposition available in my lab. We are looking for a talented student to work on genomics of #Wolbachia, #symbiosis and #evolution in insects.
Detailed information can be find here: https://t.co/P2SwRYXi1I
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Wanna know how one can use "Old-age-genes" as ageing markers in termites? @VroniRau will tell you all about it today at #ESEB2022! Step in symposium 34 at 16:45 😌✨
My latest story for @KnowableMag, exploring why social insect queens may outlive their workers by decades, inspired by a @GICC_unimainz workshop & featuring Thomas @FlattLab, @RomainLibbrecht and Judith Korb. https://t.co/TMvGAFwZ0c
Members of species that live in social groups are often seen to have longer lifespans than we might expect. Why is this? The latest issue of #PhilTransB, edited by Judith Korb and Jürgen Heinze, looks at how sociality changes ageing patterns in animals. https://t.co/BJwST0Yhvo
"During the #winter team’s time [...], the researchers faced some of the most dangerous conditions on Earth: continuous darkness, temperatures that can cause frostbite in minutes and the threat of #polarbears."
#MOSAiCexpedition#Arctic#icedrift@nature
https://t.co/c0knO31zAB
@AgingPhD @EdIvimeyCook Thank you so much for inviting me, I have really enjoyed the last two days! Thanks for great talks, discussions and fun times in general!
After a long day, we're now starting our round of beers... oops! 🍻 We meant round of questions. An informal chat, learning from each other by sharing our personal academic experiences 🧠👂 #ADABT2020#solong