We would like to engage more #earlycareerresearchers in the reviewing process Come to the Journal of Evolutionary Biology/ESEB stand at #ESEB2022, and leave your details for our ECR Reviewer Database Sign up at the congress and be entered into the Prize Draw!

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Great postdoc opportunity available. Take a look if you are interested in thermal effects on male sterility.

PhD opportunity in our lab to study the rapid evolution of male Drosophila morphology in collaboration with Mike Ritchie and Nunes Lab Application deadline = Jan 6th. DM me any enquiries. Please RT. findaphd.com/phds/project/w…

A stellar bunch of early career researchers presenting their work at Department of Zoology for the annual Bloodbath.

I'm fortunate to be a collaborator with Ariel Kahrl and John Fitzpatrick on some cool science about how the fertilization environment influences the evolution of the diversity of sperm form. Out now!

Department of Zoology Ulrika Candolin Love Dalén Stephen Montgomery Christopher Wheat Rhonda Snook Thank you for the invitation! What could be more inspiring than 3 days of great talks combined with fantastic discussions with colleagues in beautiful surroundings. Also I finally got to see the 🦋 cages that motivated Ilkka Hanski to build ours in Åland and LBS 2003

I will soon be advertising a 9-month post-doc (collab with Tom Price and others) using meta-analysis to understand how climate change will affect animal fertility. 1st Apr start, hybrid/remote working possible. Please contact me if interested!

For those of you still here, I have a fully funded PhD position open to study the consequences of climate warming on butterfly reproduction. Applications open until Feb. 15. Details of the position here su.se/english/about-… Please retweet!

(1) John Fitzpatrick has 2 (!), two year postdoc positions open. 1 requires experience applying phylogenetic comparative methods to evolutionary hypotheses. 2 focuses on experimental behavior work. Must be within 3 yrs since PhD. App deadline Feb 10! Follow links in next tweet.

(2) Phylogenetic analyses: web103.reachmee.com/ext/I007/927/j… Reproductive and social behaviour: web103.reachmee.com/ext/I007/927/j…

Deadline approaching! If you are interested in doing PhD research combining experimental, field and comparative work on butterflies and climate change then look at the ad and consider applying. Must have a MSc to be eligible.

We're opening a PhD position using experimental evolution to investigate climate change impacts on fertility in flatworms. Fully-funded for 3 years, based in #Ecobio lab Université de Rennes France, ideal start date September 2023. Details here: macrostomum.wordpress.com/phd-position-a… Please RT!

1/5 Research Theme 4: Climate, Ecosystems and Biodiversity had their annual workshop in Tovetorp this week. Day one was kicked off by Camille Parmesan with her thought-provoking summary of climate impacts to nature from the latest #IPCC report

Very productive and fun week in #NOLA at Tulane University with our amazing HFSP team including Rhonda Snook Carl Soulsbury 🇺🇦 Stuart Humphries Lisa, Ricardo, Adnan, Kamil, and Jess. Couldn’t have asked for a better place to meet and discuss sperm and FRTs

Nakagawa et al. propose a new, easily implemented reporting system to clarify contributor roles in the Methods section of an article. UNSW Science SORTEE AIMOS Shinichi Nakagawa | 中川震一 Matthew Grainger Ed Ivimey-Cook Rose O'Dea nature.com/articles/s4146…

Very privileged to have a part in this work. Thanks David Berger for the opportunity along with Martyna Zwoinska @JBaur_evo and M Kopnik.

Well, I thought this had been on the twittersphere but I can't find it now. Deadline in a week May 19. I know I'm biased but I think this is a cool project for a PhD student. Butterflies, heat stress, fertility. Field work in Spain and Sweden. evol.mcmaster.ca/~brian/evoldir…