Monthly Archives: January 2013

“Evolution of social behaviour in wild populations”

I will be giving a practice talk for an interview that I have – please come along and offer your feedback on ways to improve my talk!

Thanks
Hannah

Hi all!

A reminder that we have a lab meeting on Tuesday, 10am in B52.
We’ll hear from Jen and Tim about the birds and the bugs:

Timothy Farkas: Community-wide consequences of adaptive camouflage in the stick insect Timema cristinae
Jenny Kaden: Sorting the Sociable weavers of Benfontein

We look forward to two great talks and hopefully some cake 😉

See you there! Please encourage any new lab members and visitors to come along!!!
Anna 🙂

The Ecological Genetics Group annual meeting is heading across the Irish sea this year to Queen’s University Belfast and will be held from the 2nd- 4th April 2013.

Registration is now open!

Registration will be limited to 75 delegates, and the closing date is 28th February.

To find out more about the meeting and to register see link below:

www.qub.ac.uk/sites/EcologicalGeneticsGroup2013/

Hope to see you in April!

Best wishes,

Gemma

Dr Gemma Beatty
Research Fellow
School of Biological Sciences
Queen’s University Belfast
97 Lisburn Road
Belfast BT9 7BL
Northern Ireland

Tel: +44 (0)28 90972489
E-mail: gbeatty03@qub.ac.uk
Web: www.qub.ac.uk/schools/SchoolofBiologicalSciences/People/DrGemmaBeatty/

My guest position in Sweden includes a 6 month postdoc position. Here is the announcement. Let me know if you are interested.

RogerPostdoc announcement CeMEB

Welcome to our new visitors Lilly Herridge working on dance flies from Stirling and Hayley King from Warwick working on badgers.

We are looking for a house (and cat) sitter from mid-April to the end of August (rent free). If you fancy living in luxury for the summer, in the heart of the Peak District (but with excellent transport links to Sheffield and the Uni), please contact me to discuss.

Roger
(B83 or r.k.butlin@shef.ac.uk)

I’ll check B52 is free.

Have a good weekend!

Celine