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Our article “Not your private tête-à-tête” leverages the power of higher-order networks to study animal communication using higher-order network analysis, unveiling new insights into vocal communication and cultural evolution. arxiv.org/abs/2309.03783 #AnimalCommunication

We want to congratulate Orou Gaoue, current UT prof., for giving a talk at ESA 2024: "Anthropogenic disturbance alters plant-ant interactions by modifying ant aggressivity in a tropical ecosystem". View the abstract: events.rdmobile.com/Lists/Details/…

Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Professor Elizabeth Derryberry's research was mentioned in a new article in C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News). Her research revealed how noisy urban life forces birds to adjust their behavior. Read more: bit.ly/4fnvhYB #UTArtSci #EndlessOpportunities

It’s Day 3 of #ESA2024! In addition to chatting about projects, community, & collaboration, we’re also always looking for speakers for our ‘Morsels from Numbers and Nature’ virtual series. Stop by Booth 429, to fill out an application & learn more! #NIMBioS Ecological Society

Meet David Flaherty, post-doctoral researcher in the Fefferman Lab! He has a background in Genetics & Comparative Biomedical Science from NC State University. We’re thrilled to have his expertise on board as we model complex real-world systems. #FeffermanLab #BiomedicalScience NIMBioS

We had an amazing time at ESA 2024! It was such a pleasure to meet so many passionate and dedicated individuals. Congrats to the NIMBioS swag winners! Your enthusiasm and interest help keep NIMBioS thriving as a hub for modeling in the life sciences. #NIMBioS #ESA2024

Did we chat at ESA 2024? Let's keep the momentum going! Whether we discussed collaborations, research or shared interests, now’s the time to turn those conversations into action. Missed us? No worries—email us! We're eager to explore opportunities together. #NIMBioS Ecological Society

Check out the article “A Mathematical Representation of the Reactive Scope Model”! Dive into the world of reactive scope modeling with our exploration of animal response to stressful stimuli. link.springer.com/article/10.100… #ReactiveScopeModel

Nina Fefferman, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, has been awarded a seven-year $18 million grant from U.S. National Science Foundation for a multidisciplinary center that will identify the factors that turn infections into pandemics. Learn more: bit.ly/4dQYDNs

Director of NIMBioS and associate director of the UT One Health Initiative, Nina Fefferman, has secured the funding to launch the NSF Center for Analysis and Prediction of Pandemic Expansion (NSF APPEX). Join us in celebrating this news! #UTArtSci #EndlessOpportunities

Excited to be Co-PI and Associate Director for Core and Working Group Research Efforts for APPEX - our U.S. National Science Foundation PIPP II Center focused on pandemic expansion, leaning into multidisciplinary approaches and how to do them. Peek at our website: appex.org UF Geography, Emerging Pathogens Institute

I am stoked to work with such an amazing team. Our lead is also Director of NIMBioS, Dr Nina Fefferman (Fefferman Lab). APPEX will follow a working group model, so everyone *stay tuned* for opportunities to collaborate, shape, and build pandemic science.

We are proud to highlight 'Optimal conservation outcomes consider donor geography and their willingness to support more distant projects'. This study was inspired by discussions within the 2017 Hierarchies in Conservation Working Group at #NIMBioS. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Check out our article, "An Immuno-Epidemiological Model for Transient Immune Protection". In collaboration with some friends, we explore how epidemic disease circulation impacts immune response and epidemiology. tinyurl.com/ImmuneModel #InfectiousDisease #epidemiology

On Aug 27, 2024, Dr. Nina Fefferman, APPEX/NIMBioS Director, and APPEX leaders Dr. Sadie Ryan & Dr. K. Selcuk Candan joined the White House Roundtable on Emerging Tech for Health Emergencies in D.C. Proud to see our team shaping national policy! U.S. National Science Foundation UT Arts & Sciences Emerging Pathogens Institute

The Budke Lab UTK EEB is recruiting #PhD students to start fall 2025. Applications due Dec 1. Check out our lab website to see if your research interests are a good fit jmbudke.github.io & then reach out via email. Please RT & thanks! #gradschool #phdjourney

Join us on Sept 19th at 4 PM ET for Dr. Farshad Shirani’s talk on "Matching Habitat Choice and the Evolution of a Species’ Range." Explore how habitat selection drives species survival and distribution. #NIMBioS #MorselsfromNumbersandNature Zoom link: vss.nimbios.org

We're excited to announce that Dr. Sadie Ryan, our Associate Director for Core & Working Group Research, has published a fantastic article in The Conversation U.S. Check it out! theconversation.com/humans-infecti… Emerging Pathogens Institute

Congratulations to NIMBioS affiliate, Prof. Stephanie Kivlin, for winning the 2024 NSF CAREER Award! This achievement will help her lab to advance our understanding of how plant life responds to global changes. eeb.utk.edu/nsf-career-awa…

Join us today at 4 PM for our September Morsel! #nimbios #morselsfromnumbersandnature