Excited to finally have this paper out after multiple years in the making with The Bellwood Lab, Reef Function Hub, and Peter Cowman

'Analysing biological colour patterns from digital images: An introduction to the current toolbox'

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

🚨🐟 New paper out! We present the most comprehensive time-calibrated phylogeny of Carangoidei. Huge thanks to co-authors Rich Harrington, Thomas Near, Peter Cowman and brant faircloth! Here are 3 major findings:
royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

I am recruiting PhD students for the newly established Title Lab at Stony Brook Uni. Areas of focus: macroevolution, vertebrate evolutionary ecology, spatial patterns of biodiversity.
If interested, see the following links, and please get in touch!
pascaltitle.com

Happy to announce that we are searching for an evolutionary biologist working in the area of population genetics/genomics to join the LSU Department of Biological Sciences department @LSU. Happy to answer any questions you have!
Review of applications begins October 30th: lsu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/LSU/job/0646-L…

Some friends came back to say hello this week!

The Age of Reptiles mural, completed by Rudolph Zallinger in 1947, has been behind protection for the last three years. It will be back on view when we reopen with free admission early next year. #YalePeabody2024

VP collection manager job now available at Carnegie Museum of Natural History, probably my favorite fossil vertebrate collection in the US: us231.dayforcehcm.com/CandidatePorta…

A ground-breaking collaboration of scientists from Queensland Museum Network and James Cook Uni have described the first new species of staghorn coral from the Great Barrier Reef since the 1980s, changing assumptions and exposing a hidden world of coral diversity: bit.ly/3q4t93k

In Science, researchers present a new framework for the chronology and divergence of languages in the Indo-European family, which places the family’s origin at around 8300 BP—older than previous analyses.

Read more: scim.ag/3xS

ICYMI, we're searching for a new colleague at UM Paleontology & Michigan EARTH! Application review for the faculty curator position begins in just over a month. Invertebrates & mammals are our top curatorial priorities.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to come to my talk. Lovely meeting many new faces. Thank you APCRS2023 it’s been a blast! Thanks @bluecoralian for the 📸😉

Our PhD students Hanaka Mera & Augustine (Gus) Crosbie made it into the news! Thank you Peter and ABC! | Scientists study Ningaloo Reef corals, off Exmouth, WA, to identify unknown species abc.net.au/news/2023-06-2… via ABC Australia

#coral taxonomy in the newspaper 🗞️! Our coral collection trip on Ningaloo for Exmouth Research Lab James Cook Uni @MTQ_Townsville and Project Phoenix - Coral taxonomy made it into the ABC news and radio

How to identify other #IrishScientists APCRS2023 #apcrs2023 conference dinner in 1 easy step! #songrequest #maniac2000 #MarkMcCabe #IrishOverSeas #GOYGT

Hello APCRS2023!!
We couldn't all make it over to beautiful #Singapore .
But we're well represented with:

🌟Sterling (@SB_Tebbett),
🌟Isabelle (@iSEAbelle_ng),
🌟Juliano (@JulianoBi0), &
🌟Lucas (@LLLutzenkirchen)

Come say g'day! 😊

#APCRS2023 NUS James Cook Uni

#drab #dull & #boring Ctneochaetus striatus & Sterling Tebbett talking about the role of sediments in shaping fish functions on future #coralreefs #APCRS2023 APCRS2023 Reef Function Hub

My #APCRS2023 talk is today at noon! Come hear more about #mesophotic fish community ecology if you are around!

We are at the Asia-Pacific Coral Reef Symposium #APCRS2023 in #Singapore
Come say hello!

Not a great start to getting to APCRS2023 #APCRS2023 - Qantas 4.5hr flight delay means I won't get in until 2.30am!