Another day another graduation. This time the dragon trio. sarah Whiteley, Dumie Dissanayake, and Megan Castelli. World of dragons will never be the same 😄

Three stellar PhDs completed in the midst of a global pandemic. So glad I finally got to celebrate with Sarah Whiteley and Duminda S B Dissanayake today. But sincerely missed was was @MeghanCastelli. Future students will have a lot to live up to the legend of this trio! Arthur Georges

Six of the best!! Congratulations to 6 Science PhDs - graduating from UC Faculty of Science and Technology University of Canberra today. Dianne Gleeson @j9deakin @ProfRossatUC Arthur Georges IAE Duminda S B Dissanayake Kyle Hemming Haysem Alhassen, Sarah Whiteley, Mark Lintermans, Kate Thomson

very happy to annunce a cool new paper from Anna Zimmin and #GARD: A global analysis of viviparity in squamates highlights its prevalence in cold climates onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ge…

Melanesia, centred on the vast island of New Guinea, holds the most diverse and intact insular amphibian fauna on Earth. Latest paper out now in Communications Biology. A huge, multinational effort led by Paul Oliver, deborah bower 🐢 🌈 🐸 et al 🐸🐸 @GU_Sciences Centre for Conservation Ecology & Genomics nature.com/articles/s4200…

Are you attending Australasian Evolution Society? Are you interested where lizards, sex determination and energetics meets a cross road? At 1600 I'll be discussing some recent work with Essie Rodgers (she/her), Duminda S B Dissanayake, Arthur Georges and Daniel Noble 🇦🇺🇨🇦 where we investigate consequences of sex reversal👇🏽

Humbled and honoured to receive this vice chancellor’s research award from the Rajarata University of Sri Lanka (glad to get to know this even though it's late for like almost a year 😂).

Me every morning 😅

#Herpetology #lizards #reptiles #humor #jokes ❤️😁💯🦎

Are you working on endangered species and looking for a non‐invasive sampling method to study pop genetics? ..this report might be interesting for you 😊 georges.biomatix.org/storage/app/up… Arthur Georges #EndangeredSpeciesProtocol #conservation

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For those who don’t know me, I'm a professor of #evolutionary #genetics with a passion for animals, #science and singing. I'm a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science, the National Academy of Sciences and a one-time winner of L’Oreal-UNESCO and 2017 PM Prize for Science 🧬🎼 latrobe.edu.au/news/articles/…

Had such a great team to work with on this one. Respirometry chapter is in preprint and currently under review. Have a sneak peak before it goes live.

#ASH2023 Conference 5-7 December in Townsville, North Queensland ❤️

We are #hiring for two postdoc positions in Indigenous genomics at NCIG (Indigenomics), based John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU ourANU. If you have a PhD and are looking to apply your skills in #genomics #bioinformatics please get in touch! tinyurl.com/5n8zetn4

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Great story in The Age about Jenny Graves of La Trobe University/Heidelberg Choral Society & the world premiere of the oratorio #Origins that she co-wrote tinyurl.com/286y9vrt. We’re proud to feature this in the public program of International Congress of Genetics 2023. For details & bookings -

Day 30 of great biology papers. 🎆The final day.🎆 "General Nature of the Genetic Code for Proteins," by F. Crick, S. Brenner, L. Barnett & R.J. Watts-Tobin (1961). This paper is, in my opinion, the most impressive in the history of molecular biology. Here's why... **** When

Co-editing a groundbreaking journal on climate change, urbanization, genetics, and physiology in amphibians and reptiles! 🧬 Beyond traditional physiology, we explore genetics' role—revealing adaptive trajectories. Submit your research !📢🐢🌿frontiersin.org/research-topic…

Happy & humbled to see our work on structural variation in Indigenous Australians out in nature. Deep gratitude to the Aboriginal communities whose leadership & engagement made it possible, & to our ANU NCIG (National Centre for Indigenous Genomics) collabs Hardip Patel @azure_peacock 🪃🧬🪃 nature.com/articles/s4158…