Hope to see you tomorrow morning at 8am (301-302), I'll be talking about thermal ecology in 3D! #SICB2023

Noa Ratia will be talking about the accuracy of past extinction predictions during his #SICB2023 talk tomorrow (203-204, 11:45 AM). Hint: predictions have not been accurate. He will talk about why this might be and what a path towards making better predictions might look like.

Come check out Claire Williams’s #SICB2023 talk today in 203-204 at 2:15 PM. She’ll be talking about what happens to the gut microbiomes of anoles when they are transplanted from a cool mainland site to warmer islands. She has some extremely cool results!

Really cool results from Kelly Lin Wuthrich this morning! Heat induced plasticity in thermal maximum is maintained to the next day, but only in certain times of the trait’s daily cycle!

Want to work on lizard ecology and evolution in Panama? Check out this fellowship opportunity! Our project on Anolis adaptation to climate change is a focal option.

Great story in Nevada Today about Claire Williams’s research on climate change effects on #anolis gut microbiomes. unr.edu/nevada-today/n…

Today #internationaldaywomenandgirlsinscience I just want to show how proud I am to be around these #scientists. Being a #woman in #science is not easy, but you give me great reasons to continue it...

So grateful to be surrounded by these strong wonderful women everyday! #internationaldaywomenandgirlsinscience Renata Pirani Claire Williams Akhila Gopal

Anatomy of a toxic lab: The Jetz lab at Yale. michaelbalter.substack.com/p/anatomy-of-a…

Had an amazing time during this year's College of Science at the Uni. of Nevada, Reno outreach event at the natural history museum. What better way to teach kids about the thermal ecology research we do at the Mike Logan than with an IR camera! Karla Alujević

Congrats to Trevor M. Faske who just gave one of the best dissertation defense talks I’ve ever seen. UNR EECB is going to miss this guy. And so will our softball team!

My first paper! We review how temperature may drive trait covariations in the Pace of Life (POLS) hypothesis and it’s underlying mechanisms, what outstanding questions remain, and where the future of this field is Mike Logan Karla Alujević rb.gy/2o3ez #AcademicTwitter

PHD OPPORTUNITY!!! Come join the Logan lab and become a part of the most amazing department I've ever encountered. Exciting fieldwork opportunities guaranteed!! 🦎🌡🏜🏞

Madison and Kaitlyn just presented their undergrad research projects 🏜🦎 Such amazing young scientists!!!💪🏼 Proud science momma here ❤️

This small, field-deployable wind speed & direction data logger was developed by my student Noa Ratia. All the parts are 3D printed. He will deploy dozens of them across our field sites at ground level to measure windscapes for lizards at very high spatial resolution.

Seeking CA faculty! Join Emily Taylor, @kb_kinsey, and me to study the ecophysiology of lizards🦎 in urban areas as part of the 2024-2025 RESCUE-Net (rescue-net.org) multi-site collaborative research project! Zoom info sesh on Feb. 16 at 3pm. #UndergradResearch #HERpers

Time to level up your data skills! 📈 Tickets are on sale now for the Government & Public Sector R Conference on Oct 29 & 30! Join top data scientists for groundbreaking talks in DC or virtually online! 🎟️More info & tix at rstats.ai/gov #rstatsgov | #rstats

Come volunteer at this awesome event! Bonus - you'll get to hear me and postdoc @Vale_Alaasam talk about urban evolution!

Join us in Atlanta, Georgia in January at SICB ! We are organizing a society-wide symposium on urban evolution and cities as a natural experiment. We would love for you to be a part of it! Check out the details and submit your abstract: urbanevolution-litc.com/sicb-2025-citi… #urbanevolution

My lab is doing amazing research! Check out this video of a project led by postdoc @Vale_Alaasam & MS student Rafael Baez on urban #biodiversity in #NYC parks!