Thank you again for a great presentation on spider sleep and nice interactive discussions on our worries and goals in our work and private lives. You really made our day today!

I took a break from office work to see how my fieldsite is doing. Upon arrival, I was welcomed by the sound of cranes moving south. 33! Totally made my day. Should really go out more!

I'm so happy for you, and also sad that you'll leave us! It's hard to imagine our lab without you! You've been a great colleague and an inspiration to our students and colleagues at EES@LMU Universität München 🥰

A big congratulations!! On behalf of your colleagues at EES@LMU, we wish you all the best! We've thoroughly enjoyed working with you and are happy that you, your family, your spiders, crickets, and research have found such a wonderful new home!!

🚨New paper alert🚨 w/@RoriWijnhorst Tom Ratz Myranda Murray Yimen Araya Jonathan Wright Niels Dingemanse. We developed a framework that allows for disentangling focal and opponent ID effects in indirect genetic effects during social interactions. doi.org/10.1016/j.neub…

👇👇👇EES@LMU alumni seminar 👇👇👇👇continues with Franziska Brenninger from the University of Zürich. With a great talk: „Fun in theory-the interplay of parasites and life history traits“. When? Feb 15th at 14:00 CET. If you want to join the seminar via zoom please dm.

Excited to meet with the group for another teaching workshop!

Our workshop is starting right now!

Ned Dochtermann giving the first research talk during the Squid-workshop about syndromes, evolutionary constraints, and adaptation

Joel Joel Pick presenting some neat quantitative genetics analyse while enjoying a nice glass whiskey!

Amazing opportunity: fellowships to visit SQuID-members. If you're interested in mixed-models, check this out!