Thanks Izzy 😀

Im excited to be starting my own lab and research program next spring. Heres to many fruitful years of academia, research, and growth!

2) Importantly, I am looking to recruit a PhD-level graduate student to start next school year (August 2026). My lab website (still under construction: christopherhemings.wixsite.com/my-site) has the details outlining the position and applying.

Super cool! So, those little bumps are actually bone from the neurocranium?

Fantastic job with all of this Bailey!

Lurking near the reef equivalent of the Grinch - COTS!

Do I expect this work to be cited alot? No. But I do hope it sheds some light for those curious but unsure how to get into this field. Its what I would have liked to see when I started this journey 7 years ago. And I am happy to hopefully help others along the way

I pushed at the end of my PhD to include a final summary chapter that discussed these techniques. I wanted to provide an entry resource for those curious about the field to show what techniques are out there (while always encouraging reading the original literature)

I was new to the field of colour science when I started my PhD, and was overwhlemed/impressed by the different ways you can collect and analyse colour data.

As I began my journey, I started keeping track of all the different techniques, and what they could/couldn't do

Not sure about PhD positions, but for postdocs and faculty positions, the eco evo jobs spreadsheet is pretty good!