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Nice profile about my U.S. National Science Foundation Rules of Life project looking at avian climate adaptation. We're also hiring a postdoc (apps due Oct. 15)! biology.ucdavis.edu/news/new-facul…

Great day bringing together Mexican and Bird Genoscape (Bird Genoscape Project (BGP)) scientists at the UC Mexus Workshop in Mexico City #birdgenoscape, #collaborativescience !

Check out our cool paper looking at the genetic basis of bill size polymorphism in seed crackers!

Great news!

I tagged along on a shoot with Kristen Ruegg @neillosin and Tiny Beaker Media today and I made a friend

Two cheers for stellar undergrads from UofO Clark Honors College!!

Check out this random, but fun article about our project in the New York Times Magazine: nytimes.com/2019/12/05/mag…

What can DNA and math tell us about how to prioritize conservation of migratory birds? The Institute for Bird Populations tells us more here: birdpop.org/pages/blogPost…

Over this summer, collaborators from more than 13 MAPS banding stations collected samples from Yellow Warblers for Marina Rodriguez's thesis research examining adaptive divergence and telomere shortening. See photos from her collaborators here: birdgenoscape.org/resources/phot…

The Ruegg lab at Colorado State University is looking to hire a new lab manager! If are you passionate about conservation genomics (mostly of birds), highly motivated, and detail-oriented please see here for more details: drive.google.com/file/d/1tYBZmL…

Congratulations to graduate student Kelly Barr for publishing his first dissertation chapter on Tricolored blackbirds in Evolutionary Applications!

Check out our job advertisement for an Integrative Vertebrate Physiologist in the Department of Biology at CSU and consider joining our team in beautiful Fort Collins, CO! jobs.colostate.edu/postings/81377

Read Kristen Ruegg's new publication in Global Change Biology below: Linking climate niches across seasons to assess population vulnerability in a migratory bird onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

This looks like a fascinating paper, so excited to read!

So excited to share our new paper in Global Change Biology showing the link between specialization and population vulnerability in migratory birds: doi.org/10.1111/gcb.15…

A mathmatical framework for estimating human contributions to loss of genetic diversity. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

You've heard of Birds Aren't Real, but have you heard of the Bird Genoscape Project (BGP) project? Co-founded by CSU Department of Biology's Kristen Reugg, the project uses #DNA from feathers 🪶 to study #migrationpatterns. Check out the story and National Geographic film 🦜 col.st/zNR8n | #NationalBirdDay

Not familiar with our work? Visit our redesigned website to learn more. You can also listen to this recent podcast episode from The Natural Curiosity Project: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/epi…

Check out this cool paper looking at the genetic basis of molt!!

Our wonderful lab manager is moving on and we are looking for someone equally wonderful to take their place! Application deadline is March 1. Please see job ad for details: wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/lab-and-c…