Many congratulations to Aditi Sinha for the best oral presentation prize at the 11th International Toxinology meeting – Venoms and Toxins 2024 Oxford Venom and Toxins 2024 (August 20nd-22th) at Oxford, UK. She spoke on the evolution of scolopendrid centipede venoms. Jahnavi Joshi CSIR, India

Happy to announce a workshop on "From samples to sequences: An introduction to DNA metabarcoding" by Prof. Henrik Krehenwinkle, Dr Susan Kennedy @biogeo_trier and me from on 15-18th Oct 24 at CSIR-CCMB More details here sites.google.com/view/jahnavijo…

We are looking for a Postdoctoral Researcher to join our team! If you are interested in studying molecular phylogeny, biogeography, and the speciation or diversification of soil arthropods in Asian tropical forests, please email [email protected] #Postdocs #Evolution

This summer , I am looking forward to taking at least one PhD candidate at biogeosys.in. If you are interested in Macroevolution, phylo-genetics/genomics, biogeography, population genetics and reptiles (especially skinks) feel free to get in touch with me or any of my

We are looking for a PhD student to join our lab this year sites.google.com/view/jahnavijo…. If you are interested, please do reach out to me at [email protected] #PhDposition #evolution #ecology

Happy to share our new preprint: `The rise, decline and fall of clades' with Jérémy Andréoletti 🔸, Daniele Silvestro and Helene Morlon , where we study how the biodiversity of clades rise and fall, and the processes behind these patterns. 1/5 doi.org/10.1101/2025.0…

Now published in Ecology Letters onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

Great to get this paper out on macroevolutionary trends of the hyperdiverse southwest Australian and eastern Australian floras! The Australian Botanic Garden New Phytologist Article is open access and can be downloaded here: lnkd.in/gaxzYppQ

Recent study by Pragyadeep Roy and Jahnavi Joshi describes the details of how biodiversity unique to Peninsular India came about, through all the temperature fluctuations and geo-climatic changes in the region across millions of years. Full paper: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/el… CSIR, India

If you enjoyed our recent paper on massive genomic rearrangements in clitellates, don't miss our recent review on the topic, where we discuss some hypothesis and implications of our findings 👇🪱🧬💥👇 Institute of Evolutionary Biology (IBE) ahmeth goumballa

Biodiversity of peninsular India has responded differentially to geoclimatic history, with a few groups remaining unperturbed by these events while others exhibiting varying rates of speciation, write Pragyadeep Roy and Jahnavi Joshi sciencechronicle.in/2025/07/17/pen…

Biodiversity of peninsular India has responded differentially to geoclimatic history, with a few groups remaining unperturbed by these events while others exhibiting varying rates of speciation, write Pragyadeep Roy and Jahnavi Joshi sciencechronicle.in/2025/07/17/pen…

Pragyadeep Roy and I wrote about examining #speciation and #extinction rates for #endemic #biodiversity in Peninsular India. Thank you, R. Prasad, for the opportunity.

Pragyadeep Roy and I wrote about examining #speciation and #extinction rates for #endemic #biodiversity in peninsular India. Thank you, R. Prasad, for the opportunity.