Our new paper in Hormones and Behavior Journal, now online! Recent SICB paper explored conceptual definitions of sex in EEB. Here we provide recommendations for sex variable experimental design and statistical analysis, beyond a binary SABV approach! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The sex binary is dead! Long live sex diversity & variability! Sex is one of the greatest sources of variation seen in life. How do we advance the scientific study of sex across the animal kingdom? Read our latest article in Hormones and Behavior Journal to find out! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Meet ICB's EIC Ulrike Muller from Fresno State univ …veandcomparativebiology.wordpress.com/2023/11/21/mee… Also a co host of the radio show #Science a Candle in the Dark" #biology #WomenInSTEM #botany #radio #scientists

Congrats to Dr. Kristina Smiley Dr. Kathleen M. Munley Krisha Aghi Sara Lipshutz Tessa Patton Devaleena Pradhan 🇮🇳🇨🇦🇺🇸 Tessa Solomon-Lane dr. simón(e) sun on their bold new paper! And thank you to co-guest editor Kathleen Casto! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🚨Hey SICB DCE members!🚨Are you attending #SICB2024? Then participate in this year's Lunch with a Comparative Endocrinologist event! Meet with peers and a mentor to discuss research, professional development, and more! Sign up by December 15th⬇️Pls RP! tinyurl.com/2spuh63p

The SBN Professional Development Committee is delighted to offer a Zoom panel of faculty on February 5th from 4:30-5:30 pm Pacific Time/7:30-8:30 pm Eastern Time. Featuring advice from Dr. Erica R. Glasper Alexander Ophir LU Becker Lab and Devaleena Pradhan 🇮🇳🇨🇦🇺🇸 !

Grad students, postbacs, postdocs, and undergrads! Are you interested in organizing a virtual conference specifically tailored for trainees? Join the organizing committee for the SBN Online Research Day!

Congrats to Associate Professor Devaleena Pradhan (Devaleena Pradhan 🇮🇳🇨🇦🇺🇸) on receiving a Broadening Participation Service Award from SICB! More at isu.edu/news/2024-spri…. #idahostateucose #STEM #biology #biologicalsciences

"Univariate, binary sex is insufficient for explaining sex diversity in nature..Measuring sex at multiple biological levels using diverse organisms is critical." great article from Dr. Kristina Smiley and colleagues sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

“It means so much to earn a vote of appreciation from a society that has contributed to shaping my career for almost 15 years,” said Devaleena Pradhan (Devaleena Pradhan 🇮🇳🇨🇦🇺🇸), assoc. prof. More on her award from SICB at isu.edu/news/2024-spri…. #idahostateucose #STEM #biology

Congrats to the CoSE students who took home a prize at the ISU Research and Creative Works Symposium! IdahoStateGrad #idahostateucose #STEM #research #studentresearch

Undergrads, grads and postdocs! We would like to welcome new members to the SBN community with the third annual Welcome Initiative. Funding will provide membership and conference registration for the SBN 2024 Annual Meeting to NEW first-time SBN members.

Thank you, Suzy C.P. Renn, for stopping by campus! Dr. Renn is a Program Director with U.S. National Science Foundation. Yesterday, she spoke to faculty and staff from around ISU about finding funding opportunities, writing proposals, and mentoring others. #idahostateucose #STEM #biology #NSF

JOB ALERT ‼️ Assistant Lecturer position in Biological Sciences at Idaho State University. Teaching courses in genetics, ecology, and/or biochemistry. Come join our department! SICB Division of Comparative Endocrinology SICB Student-Postdoc SBN Tweets isu.csod.com/ux/ats/careers…

I had a wonderful experience watching this group of Assam macaques in the foothills of the Himalayas. Teesta River in the background. #macaques #monkeys #wildlife

Next is Devaleena Pradhan 🇮🇳🇨🇦🇺🇸 on the confluence of social behavior, genitalia morphogenesis, and hormonal profiles during the male to female sex change in Lythrypnus dalli (blue-banded goby) 🐟♂️♀️ #SBN2024

So thankful for having so many vibrant #gobies to study this summer, including piloting some species that are new to the lab. Pictured here are Bluebandeds, zebras, and black eyed gobies. Kenz Reed Wrigley Institute for Environment & Sustainability