@Princeton PhD candidate, EEB program | Behavior | Evolution | Functional genomics | Plasticity | Sweat Bees❤️ @KocherLab
Princeton, New Jersey
Joined May 2011
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The $100 whole human genome sequence finally reached! @ElemBio
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Our October issue is live! 🥳
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On the cover, single-cell DNA-RNA sequencing (SDR-seq) links genetic variants to gene expression. Artwork by Tobias Wuestefeld. Paper here:
nature.com/articles/s41592-0…
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Male mouse fetuses can develop female organs in utero if their mother is iron deficient during pregnancy
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I am excited to share that I will be starting a lab at @EmoryUniversity this September. We will aim to understand evolution by studying genomes of things ranging from viruses to humans. Looking for talented students and postdocs to do computational genomics. Get in touch! 1/2
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Happy to share a recent work from my lab, led by @dawnschen and Minhao Li: The origination of a novel social behavior + the function and evolution of female sexual behavior. We had so much fun working on this project with several jaw-dropping moments!
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Excited to share one of my PhD chapters published in
@molecology
Our research gives insights into early developmental environment & how transcriptional differences can be predictive of adult reproductive behavior in socially flexible bees.🙌@KocherLab
doi.org/10.1111/mec.17244
Curious about the tenants of mating system models of complex life cycles from evolutionary perspective? Join @jenna_hulke as she unravels details of A.renale, trematode parasite, & explores the dynamics of inbreeding depression. Cimmaron/130 🦠#Evol2023
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Our new study shows that data availability statements are not very useful; 1670 (93%) authors who indicated that data are available on request either did not respond or declined to share their data with us. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology: doi.org/10.1016/j.jclinepi.2…
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We’re taking a black history month photo at work today and apparently my sweatshirt is controversial. I don’t see the issue
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In this study, we talk about the possible distributional patterns one can observe from parasites that infect paired organs. We examine how an adult trematode, A. Renale, is distributed in the paired antennal glands of grass shrimp @AmSocParasit
Learn what outcomes researchers found then they studied the within-host distribution of Alloglossidium renale, which as adults, infects the paired antennal glands of the Mississippi grass shrimp Palaemonetes kadiakensis.
doi.org/10.1645/21-2
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I am incredibly excited to announce that @ZYanWang and I will be starting as tenure-track assistant professors at @UWPsychology next year !!
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Applications are now open for Princeton's EEB Scholars program! The program aims to demystify the grad school application process; applicants from underrepresented groups are particularly encouraged to apply. Join our webinar on June 1st for more info: tinyurl.com/dup27mm7
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There are over 20,000 species of bee in the world!
#WorldBeeDay🐝
ALT Image showing different species of bee of North America
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Congratulations @baleicum!! We are looking forward to more 🐝🐝 and 🍷and sciencing with you!
One of my pre-grad school collaborative research linking colors morphs and a supergene in one locus controlling morphology and color patterning. And outcrossed individuals in contact zones showing signs of heterosis in one locus. Wild!🧬🦋
@BiolJLinnSoc academic.oup.com/biolinnean/…
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We are very excited for the first day of the #cshlinsect conference on Biology and Genomics of Social Insects!
We have posters! @ZYanWang # 122; @DeeRuttenberg # 108; @MicahPFletcher # 69; and @BerylMJones # 83
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Hey everyone! I'm recruiting graduate students for my lab. Travel the world. Meet nice bugs. Freeze them! publish.uwo.ca/~bsincla7/pos… Looking for students with an interest in knowing how stuff works and who like insects. Guaranteed stipend. Please RT and share widely!
Hello everyone! My name is Kennedy, PhD student at Princeton. I study evolution of social behavior and in particular how environment & genes interact to regulate different behaviors in sweat bees & ultimate effects in their populations #RollCall #BlackInEnto #BlackEntomologists