Evolutionary Biology Group, Adam Mickiewicz University
@evobiolab.bsky.social
Exploring evolutionary genetics & immunology, population & conservation genomics, and sexual selection in mites, bank voles, and beyond. Led by @jacek-radwan.bsky.social | Evolutionary Biology Lab, AMU Poznań. evobio.web.amu.edu.pl
@neelamporwal.bsky.social ‘s talk about estimating extinction risks under sexual selection using simulations, at PEC2025 won the first prize for the best student talk. So, should animals swipe right for survival?🐧
September 12, 2025 at 3:52 PM
@neelamporwal.bsky.social ‘s talk about estimating extinction risks under sexual selection using simulations, at PEC2025 won the first prize for the best student talk. So, should animals swipe right for survival?🐧
It's that time of year when we spend our days in the woods. The forests are silent, yet inhabited by rodents and ticks.
September 2, 2025 at 1:14 PM
It's that time of year when we spend our days in the woods. The forests are silent, yet inhabited by rodents and ticks.
Not only fantastic #ESEB2025 talks, but also great posters. Józefina presented her work on Borelia, Neha on sexual selection and populations dynamics, Sebastian on bulb mite genomics, Mateusz on genetic load in guppies and Jacek on CFH gene in bank voles. Our diversity unleashed!
August 21, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Not only fantastic #ESEB2025 talks, but also great posters. Józefina presented her work on Borelia, Neha on sexual selection and populations dynamics, Sebastian on bulb mite genomics, Mateusz on genetic load in guppies and Jacek on CFH gene in bank voles. Our diversity unleashed!
August 21, 2025 at 6:08 PM
We are having fantastic time presenting and discussing our work at #ESEB2025
- Neelam Porwal answered a question "How sexual selection shapes small populations demography under recurrent heatwaves"
- Neelam Porwal answered a question "How sexual selection shapes small populations demography under recurrent heatwaves"
August 21, 2025 at 6:08 PM
We are having fantastic time presenting and discussing our work at #ESEB2025
- Neelam Porwal answered a question "How sexual selection shapes small populations demography under recurrent heatwaves"
- Neelam Porwal answered a question "How sexual selection shapes small populations demography under recurrent heatwaves"
Gratulacje!
@k-burda.bsky.social for defending her PhD titled “Determinants of genetic load in natural populations of guppies”
She estimated per-generation mutation rate in guppies and explored how demographic events affect the buildup or removal of harmful variation in their natural populations.
@k-burda.bsky.social for defending her PhD titled “Determinants of genetic load in natural populations of guppies”
She estimated per-generation mutation rate in guppies and explored how demographic events affect the buildup or removal of harmful variation in their natural populations.
April 15, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Gratulacje!
@k-burda.bsky.social for defending her PhD titled “Determinants of genetic load in natural populations of guppies”
She estimated per-generation mutation rate in guppies and explored how demographic events affect the buildup or removal of harmful variation in their natural populations.
@k-burda.bsky.social for defending her PhD titled “Determinants of genetic load in natural populations of guppies”
She estimated per-generation mutation rate in guppies and explored how demographic events affect the buildup or removal of harmful variation in their natural populations.
We explore evolution’s thrilling battles, between and within sexes and, hosts vs. parasites. Our focus? Conservation genomics, experimental evolution, adaptation, and mutation dynamics, with special attention to sexual selection 🦌 in mites and host-pathogen coevolution in Borrelia and bank voles 🐀.
March 31, 2025 at 3:36 PM
We explore evolution’s thrilling battles, between and within sexes and, hosts vs. parasites. Our focus? Conservation genomics, experimental evolution, adaptation, and mutation dynamics, with special attention to sexual selection 🦌 in mites and host-pathogen coevolution in Borrelia and bank voles 🐀.