I LOVE the name. Congratulations @IndiaASC and the Worms Gone Wild Lab!

Great work Christina Bergey! Two important public services: engaging science communication and reminding people why New Jersey is actually good.

I'm defending my PhD in a week + 1/2 (feels strange to say)! If you're interested in hybrids, genomics 🧬, behavior, or baboons🙈, I'll be giving a public talk Wed, Nov 16 @ 10 AM ET. It's hybrid (format) (see what I did there???) so email/DM me for the Zoom link or Duke location

Our macaque epigenetic clock paper biorxiv.org/content/10.110… is on @biorx—we built an age predictor w/ DNA methylation data from Caribbean Primate Research Center macaques & applied it to independent populations of rhesus macaques & of @AmboseliBaboons. Kirstin Sterner Noah Snyder-Mackler

*Excited* to share our latest review with Laura Newman & co about our team's multi-disciplinary efforts to characterize #aging and its modifiers in the Caribbean Primate Research Center macaques: from immunity, to brain, microbiome, gene regulation and more. bitly.ws/zwjY 🧵👇

I'm thrilled to share that I'll be starting this Fall as an Asst. Professor in UAB Biology! Stay tuned—my lab (focused on genomics of environment, aging, and health in primates) will be recruiting soon! Come join me in Birmingham! UAB

Really great postdoc opportunity to work on comparative demography of primate lifespans! This position led by Sam Ellis and part of our broader NIH-funded project investigating how social factors influence lifespan and the pace of epigenetic aging among primates.

Postdoc position available! Come to CRAB to work with Sam Ellis , me, Kenny Chiou & Noah Snyder-Mackler on comparative life-history evolution, as part of a new NIH grant on the social modifiers of lifespan. Apply by Oct 29 here: jobs.exeter.ac.uk/hrpr_webrecrui…