Come work with me!

The Dept of Integrative Biology at CU Denver @cudenverclas.bsky.social is hiring an asst professor in cellular and molecular biology 🧪

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We're a friendly and collegial dept in downtown Denver. Bonus, our labs have an unobstructed view of the Rockies

Bumping this up one last time. I'm looking to hire graduate student(s) to work on an NSF-funded project to study elevational range shifts among dragonflies here in Colorado. @cudenverclas.bsky.social 🧪🌍🐙

Applications will be considered until Nov 1. See post below for more details

Come work with us! My lab is looking for PhD student(s) to study elevational range shifts among dragonflies in Colorado. Reviewing applications now - apply by Nov 1 at the latest

You could spend your summers here!

At #SICB2025, and excited to be sharing my lab's work about aerobic constraints on mate competition in high-elevation dragonflies! 🧪🌍🐙 #evolution

Sunday Jan 5 at 2:30 in Ecophysiology: thermal effects session (International Salon 4)

🐙 #insects

Check out some of my CUDenver lab's new work at #sicb2024 where I'll be talking about dragonfly mating characters and evolutionary innovation on Wednesday 1/3 at 9:15 in Room 602! @sicbjournals.bsky.social

and here's an even cooler picture!

And right now, the awesome postdoc in my lab, Dr. Shel McCain, is using confocal microscopy to look at individual respiratory morphology in high vs low elevation populations

This summer, my lab started a project to look at how dragonflies overcome low oxygen conditions at high elevations.

One of the species we're looking at is this beauty, which we caught in the Snowy Range of Medicine Bow National Forest (>3,000 m)