
Michael J. McDonald
@mikejaymcd
Evolutionary Biologist. I lead a research group at Monash University. He/Him
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http://www.mcdonald-lab.com 10-05-2013 13:56:25
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1/7 Terry Hwa and I are looking to hire a joint postdoc at UC San Diego. The "official" ad is below 👇 Please repost and spread the word among non-Twitter people.

Can evolutionary processes alter tipping points and protect ecological communites from collapse? Christopher Blake et al found adaptation of key species can shift tipping points - promoting ecological stability or accelerating collapse. nature.com/articles/s4155… Michael J. McDonald


Last time I was at the Plenary at MCEC was for Nick Cave. Today, Jade Kannangara from our lab rocked that very stage Biomolecular Horizons 2024 presenting her research on the evolutionary implications of mitochondrial heteroplasmy in response to thermal selection.


In our defense we study swimming, not jumping. Happy UNSW Biotechnology & Biomolecular Sciences lab photo Biomolecular Horizons 2024 - our first #squad conference all together since 2021! #bmh2024



It looks like I never posted anything (*but see below) on what are probably the most surprising results my lab obtained so far. Anyway, this work—led by an outstanding former PhD student Sarah Ardell in collaboration with Milo Johnson—is now published: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…



MACSYS-CoE we use mathematics to predict biology, from simple cell behaviors to the evolution of #AMR. Interested? There’s a week or so left to the deadline for a postdoc position in my lab for a microbiologist or molecular biologist monash.edu/jobs/template

Thanks AusMe_2024 for the opportunity to spread the word about emotionally unavailable Australian Mesorhizobia! 🌱🇦🇺💔🦠


The year is flying past, so thought I’d better share the happy news that I’m joining the School of Biological Sciences at Monash University @monashbiol as a Group Leader from Jan 2025. Couldn't be more thrilled to be returning to the place that introduced me to research as an undergrad!

