Join us in celebrating the birth of an adult female #Aedes aegypti mosquito! you'll be awestruck by how beautiful these animals are up close. With thanks to Sarah Rydberg for amazing footage #Dengue #zika #mosquitolover youtu.be/YQswGkezBYw

Today is #opendoor Arizona State University ASU School of Life Sciences Evolution & Medicine. The Silvie huijben and ⓚⓡⓘⓙⓝ labs can tell you all you need to know about the deadliest animal on our planet, and how we #fightthebite

New research by School of Human Evolution and Social Change Ben Trumble and @AngelaRGarcia2 from Evolution & Medicine The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, in collaboration with USC and Chapman University researchers, find lowest rates of dementia in the world in Bolivia. 🧠 ow.ly/BgHp50IfF2S

How does the gelada—one of the world's highest-dwelling monkeys—cope with its extreme lifestyle? (Some) answers in our new NatureEcoEvo pub: go.nature.com/37XibDh. With Noah Snyder-Mackler, Mareike Janiak, @IndiaASC, GeladaResearch, and others! ASU News nature (1/11) 🧵👇

In a new study about malaria-prevention techniques, Evolution & Medicine assistant professor Krijn Paaijmans and his colleagues show that day-to-day household practices and additional construction can reduce treatments' effectiveness over time. #WorldMalariaDay 🦟 ow.ly/YtQ050IQuXs

New Perspective by Evolution & Medicine researchers Jeffrey Jensen, Susanne Pfeifer and Parul Johri in #PLOSBiology: Recommendations for improving statistical inference in population genomics: dx.plos.org/10.1371/journa…; biodesign.asu.edu/news/study-exp…

Postdoc job alert: The Jensen Lab (jjensenlab.org) at Arizona State University is hiring postdocs in the area of computational population genomics. Interested candidates can contact Jeff Jensen by email by June 30.

Study: Baby Kinda baboons become independent faster if moms are social, dominant. Research by @IndiaASC news.asu.edu/20220811-new-r… The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences youtu.be/qvPjWD3txP4 #ASUBeinghuman #Baboons #Primates #Anthropology

One last reminder that we have TWO open postdoc positions in the lab. While the ad is focused on single-cell genomics, neurogenomics, and aging, we are also interested in anyone with the curiosity and eagerness to think deeply about aging, the environment, and the genome.

Planning to attend AHA’s 2022 in Chicago stop by Board 2193 on 11/7 @ 11am & see Barrett Honors Undergraduate, Caden Elizalde, present Lp(a) is Associated With Coronary Artery Calcification in a Population With Exceptionally Low Cardiovascular Disease Risk. #AHA22

Congratulations to CEM faculty member Katie Hinde, Ph.D., Prof. Katie Hinde, who has been named a 2022 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. #AAASFellow AAAS School of Human Evolution and Social Change Read more here: news.asu.edu/20230131-aaas-…

Indigenous communities in Bolivian Amazon have less brain atrophy compared with populations in US, Europe. Read the new study led by Dr. Hillard Kaplan, with SHESC's Dr. Ben Trumble. news.asu.edu/20230323-indig…

.Arizona State University professors and students joined an international team to give Ethiopian community members the tools & technology needed for a cleaner Simien Mountains National Park — learn more about this important project: ow.ly/HwCo50NN3aH

Are you an undergrad interested in genomics/bioinformatics? We have a federal work study student position! You'll be able to work on research involving geladas, macaques, and dogs! Info & application here: links.asu.edu/SMack_Lab_Stud… Please RT/share! Noah Snyder-Mackler Evolution & Medicine

“They’re the most dangerous animals on the planet.” 🦟 An Arizona State University facility is focused on #mosquito research, specifically insecticide resistance, climate impacts and innovations for the future of research — learn more about their work: ow.ly/jlxy50PEveS