Twitter account for the Molecular Anthropology Group at the University of Oregon. Tweets from various members of the Sterner Lab and the Ting Lab.
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Very happy to see this work on the cover of this month’s issue of @ConLetters!
Thank you @LeoDiCaprio and @rewild for partnering with us on this message! instagram.com/p/C6tzql2OhGa/…
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We made the front page!!
Our paper about the importance of red colobus monkeys across Africa is here:
conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
A perspective piece in @ConLetters on how red colobus monkeys can serve as flagships to help conserve African tropical forests, thus aiding in initiatives involving biodiversity, ecosystem services, food security and global health. Link here: conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
Link to a press release here: newsroom.wcs.org/News-Releas…
Goodbye Los Angeles and #AABA2024! Thank you to AABA for organizing such an amazing conference. Saw old friends, met new ones, @SamanthaQueeno presented some of her dissertation results, and we took in some sights. It was an epic trip!
Congrats to @DianaMChristie on successfully defending + depositing her dissertation. Amazing research on social transmission, development, and plasticity in the gut microbiome. It’s sad to see Dr. Christie leave but we’re excited to see her continue to make her mark on the world!
Current and former members of the Ting Lab are having fun presenting this week at the The Wildlife Society conference in Louisville, Kentucky #TWS2023
Another successful Forensics in the Forest outreach activity for UO Summer Spice Camp. Thanks @ChicsDigScience for providing @KNSterner and students with the opportunity!
UO Commencement 2023! Congrats again to the amazing Dr. @ckgoodfellow. We’re so going to miss you, but super excited to see you continue on your path. Good luck starting your new position with @taaltree next month!
Congratulations to @ckgoodfellow on a successful PhD dissertation defense! Wonderful work on the elephants of Bwindi Impenetrable NP and Kibale NP by an amazing scientist.
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At long last my final dissertation chapter gets to see the light of day: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… . We start with a simple observation -- bad experiences during early life predict increased mortality in adulthood (in many species). But why? 1/n
Congrats to @SamanthaQueeno for winning the 2023 @AAAGenetics outstanding trainee award for best student podium presentation at #AABA2023! @KNSterner @TDCapellini
Congratulations to the 2023 winners of the Outstanding Trainee Presentations in Anthropological Genetics awards:
Best Student Poster - Clara Mariencheck @CMariencheck
Best Student Podium - Samantha Queeno @SamanthaQueeno
Best Postdoc Presentation - Kelsey Witt @KWitt_aDNA
We had such a great time at #AABA2023 presenting our latest results, seeing old friends, and making new ones. Looking forward to being back next year! @tannerandrsn @DianaMChristie @Mailism1th @KNSterner
And we especially look forward to seeing our former members again. It was awesome to see them doing so well! @jazzy_digs @colinmbrand @PrimateGirl174
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Congrats to Sara Lucci @KidColobus for being awarded an @NSF DDRIG to investigate early life adversity and gut microbiome characteristics in our study population Colobus vellerosus at BFMS
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Congratulations to UNM's Stephanie Fox for successfully defending her PhD dissertation on social relationships among female chimpanzees in Kanyawara, Kibale National Park.
New paper out from @elisabethgoldm + @KNSterner + colleagues!
Our macaque epigenetic clock paper biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… is on @biorx—we built an age predictor w/ DNA methylation data from @CayoSantiagoPR macaques & applied it to independent populations of rhesus macaques & of @AmboseliBaboons.
@KNSterner @SMack_Lab
Fieldwork in Uganda, fieldwork in Ghana, presentation at #ISME18, participation in @SPUR_UOregon, and running our @ChicsDigScience camp activity - it was amazing to finally get back to a normal(ish) summer of science. Looking forward to keeping it up this next year!!!
