Join us at 3:00 pm EDT to hear from *both* our 2020 and our 2021 Dobzhansky Prize winners, Jacqueline Sztepanacz and Katja Kasimatis! #Evol2021 Evolution Meetings Jacqueline Sztepanacz Katja Kasimatis

Rosalind Franklin, chemist & X-ray crystallographer, was born #OnThisDay in 1920. Her work on X-ray diffraction images of DNA helped lead to the discovery of the structure of DNA, but her efforts were only recognised posthumously. #RosalindFranklin bit.ly/2Hl8bkA

x2 PhD fellowships to join my lab in July or October 2022. Please visit our website for details, and for descriptions of our current research and culture. You will join the vibrant scientific community at #UQ in beautiful Brisbane! Please retweet broadly. ortizbarrientoslab.org

#UofT's brand new Data Sciences Institute just launched its website! 🙌 Become a member, so you can apply for one of DSI's many funding opportunities. All U of T faculty, students, postdoctoral fellows & research staff are welcome. bit.ly/3yVcb6z

3yr NERC post-doc with me, Darren Obbard is bluesky and Ben Longdon: posting @[email protected] on the genetic variation of fitness in Drosophila. The position will develop and implement cutting-edge methods in quantitative and population genetics to analyse large-scale pooled sequencing data: elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

Congrats to all the amazing undergrad researchers! 🥳

My lab University of Toronto EEB is hiring a postdoc to study the evolution of genetic variation using Drosophila as a model system. Formal ad to come, but happy to chat more about this opportunity with interested folks at #PEQG22. #quantgen #drosophila #evolution

ATTN Undergrads: Interested in taking an EEB Research Project Course this upcoming Fall/Winter academic year, visit our website for info and forms: uoft.me/eebresearchpro… Tip: visit the EEB Undergraduate Research Fair website (eebuoft.weebly.com) too to see past projects!

#ESEB2022 interested in the evolution of sexual dimorphism? Come see my talk tomorrow at 3:00 in south hall 2b in the symposium on limits to adaptation. My lab at University of Toronto EEB is also recruiting- find me if you want to hear about our research and opportunities to join the lab!

My lab University of Toronto EEB is recruiting a postdoc to study the evolution of genetic variation using Drosophila as a model system. Full ad here: eeb.utoronto.ca/wp-content/upl…. Thanks for RT #quantgen #drosophila #evolution #genetics

I'm looking for the newest member of the #DrosLife lab! Opportunity to do a MSc on the causes & consequences of behavioural variation. The position is funded ($25K/yr for 2 years) & available for 🇨🇦 citizens/permanent residents. Email [email protected] if interested. PS: Please RT!

We’re beyond excited that so many extraordinary women will be on the Congress platform as invited speakers - icg2023.com.au/symposia. Submit an abstract. Register. Join them. Re-tweet please

Researchers at HudsonAlpha, led by Adam Healey and the GSC, in collaboration with Oak Ridge Lab Duke University and Joint Genome Institute helped identify sex chromosomes in Sphagnum moss species. Read why this is important in understanding global carbon cycling → hudsonalpha.org/identification…

👩🏽‍🔬🧑🏿‍🔬Save the date for the 2023 EEB Undergraduate Research Fair, March 31 from 2-4pm! Independent project students (EEB498Y1Y) will be presenting their research projects, and we welcome you to attend the fair and discuss science with the presenters! ➡️eebuoft.weebly.com

Jacqueline Sztepanacz Jacqueline Sztepanacz and Daniel Ortiz-Barrientos Ortiz-Barrientos will talk about the role of pleiotropy and likelihood of repeatability during rapid polygenic adaptation. Abstract deadline is March 15th, 2023. We are looking forward to receiving your abstracts.

Looking forward to this! Don’t wait to check it out, deadline for applications is fast approaching!!

Only ONE DAY LEFT to apply to the amazing EQGW2023 run by Joe Felsenstein and Steve Arnold at Friday Harbor Labs! Don’t miss out! Deadline March 31, 5pm PDT. Please RT fhl.uw.edu/courses/course…

Well, I thought this had been on the twittersphere but I can't find it now. Deadline in a week May 19. I know I'm biased but I think this is a cool project for a PhD student. Butterflies, heat stress, fertility. Field work in Spain and Sweden. evol.mcmaster.ca/~brian/evoldir…