The Gries lab has been hard at work with numerous prep talk for the #EntSoc22 meeting! At the last few lab meetings we heard from Emma Kovacs, Saif Nayani, sanam meradj, AndiFischer, Claire Gooding, @EmmanuelHung, EmilyLemke and many others not on twitter!

If you'd interested to see the full slate coming from the Gries lab this year please see the following link: cdmcd.co/3wnRqX We hope to see you there! #EntSoc22

Are you at #EntSoc22, interested in mosquito ecology (particularly their interactions with plants), and considering graduate school? Let’s get in touch and chat!

Thank you very much to all the judges and organizers at #EntSoc22! I am honoured to have received this award! Thank you!

I am very honoured and grateful to have received this award, named in the memory of Dexter Johnson. Thank you Entomol. Soc. BC and Dan Johnson. #EntSoc22

🚨Grad school position alert🚨 Get in touch with Gries lab alum Dan Peach for this awesome position!

We're back with the first lab meeting of 2023! No research talks but we discussed our goals for the upcoming year! #GriesyFridays #ThereWillBeSweets

New Research: Staphylococcus microbes in the bovine skin microbiome attract blood-feeding stable flies: The human skin microbiome reportedly contributes to the attraction of mosquitoes to human hosts. We tested the hypothesis that bovine skin… #Ecology frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Recently had the pleasure of publishing my first paper with some amazing co-authors from the Gries Lab. It's about stable flies and their attraction to microbes from cow skin and it's super gross. Please feel free to check it out if that's your thing 😀 #insects #microbiology

With great joy I can announce that I defended my Master of Pestmanagement at Simon Fraser University in the Gries Lab on spider management! It was a fun ride to do while working on my PhD! Thanks to everyone who cheered me on!