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Presenting on coral adaptation in the Florida Keys 🌊 Tuesday at noon ICRS 2022 - 15. International Coral Reef Symposium

Was so lovely to finally meet some of the other ICRS Student & Early Career Chapter members in person after 2 years of working together virtually 🪸

Grateful for the support everyone shared at our workshop on equity, diversity, and inclusion. It was exciting to help lead this ICRS 2022 - 15. International Coral Reef Symposium

Grateful to be a Stengl-Wyer fellow this year, and delighted to be featured here: biodiversity.utexas.edu/news/entry/mee…

Everybody wants to know whether corals will adapt to the warmer world. Instead, we give you a gene that appears to help corals adapt to cold. (the irony of science...) New preprint with Kristina L Black and Line K Bay: tinyurl.com/yckezju4 (short 🧵)

Please register for our workshop about parachute science in coral research and fieldwork! Love to support Indigenous and local scientists from the Pacific and Caribbean.

1/2 Meet the panelists for our Indigenous Scientists Workshop on April 23rd! Questions for the panelists/Preguntas para los panelistas/Perguntas para os membros do painel/ Fragen an die Diskussionsteilnehmer docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

I'm defending my dissertation next week!🌊🪸🦈🧬 Tune in to hear about seascape genomics, community ecology, climate adaptation, and shark migration in studies from Florida, St. Croix, and Australia. 📅 Mon, June 17 🕥 10:30am CT 🔗 Zoom Link: utexas.zoom.us/j/92346418019

3 years in the making! we present RDAforest, a landscape genomics methodology to identify environmental drivers of polygenic adaptation. With Kristina L Black

Out in ME! In the search for corals' resilience to heat, this new work unexpectedly identified a gene that seems to help them adapt to the cold. Kristina L Black Line K Bay Mikhail Matz 🇺🇦 Integrative Biology Wiley Ecology & Evolution Read More: buff.ly/4fFu6ma 📷: Kristina L. Black