Inspired by others on here I wrote a short op-ed in support of federal research funding for a local newspaper in small town PA where I grew up

Heterodichogamy in Cyclocarya involves a distinct pair of alleles at GFAFL with a reversed direction of dominance. The alleles are specialized in unisexual flowers and expr again implies a trans interaction. Parallel genomic structure to the Pterocarya locus suggests a similar mechanism in both

I'm excited to share our new preprint on the molecular evolution of heterodichogamy in two wingnut genera of Juglandaceae. Heterodichogamy features two morphs synchronously alternating male and female flowering phases in time to generate disassortative mating.
doi.org/10.1101/2025...

Here's a couple I used

It feels surreal to see my PhD research featured on the cover of Science www.science.org/doi/10.1126/.... Incredibly proud of the work that went into this. And so grateful for the opportunities, resources, support and mentorship from co-authors and my whole scientific community that made it possible