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EEB Journal Club

March 22, 2019

This week, Dan Powell will be discussing allele-specific expression and the role it plays in overcoming intergenomic gene expression interaction conflicts hybrids. As usual, hope to see everyone at O’Bannon’s at 4pm.   [Matos et al 2019]

Tagged With: dan powell, eeb journal club, gene expression, student organizations

EEB Journal Club

February 22, 2019

… Friday, Feb 22.  For journal club this week, Alyson Brokaw will be leading our discussion on women’s representation in STEM. (See two articles.) Hope to see everyone at O”Bannon’s at 4pm on Friday.  Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend.  [Leslie et al 2015]  [Ceci and Williams 2010]

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EEB Journal Club

February 15, 2019

… Friday, Feb 15. For our behavior, ecology, and evolution reading group this week,  Zach Steffensmeier will be leading our discussion on fish introgression occurring in our own backyard! Hope to see everyone at O’Bannon’s at 4pm this Friday.  [Get article here]

Tagged With: fish, journal club, student organizations, zach steffensmeier

EEB Journal Club

February 1, 2019

… Friday, Feb 1. This week we will resume our Behavior, Ecology, and Evolution Reading (BEER) group on Friday at 4PM at O’Bannon’s on Northgate. We will meet at this time and place weekly.

For those that haven’t had the opportunity to attend, the BEER group consists of students and faculty members affiliated with EEB that meet once a week for a casual journal club. Each week, one student is responsible for picking and presenting a paper of their choosing. There is no particular theme to this journal club or to what papers can be chosen other than it must be EEB related. I will present the first paper on one of my favorite topics: speciation. Grab the article here.

This is a great opportunity to get to know other EEB members in a semi-academic/social environment. Hope to see everyone there!

Tagged With: BEER, journal club, reading groups, speciation, steven bovio, student organizations

EEB Journal Club

November 9, 2018

… Friday, Nov 9.   Please join us for an ethical/scientific debate at this week’s Behavior, Ecology, and Evolution Reading (BEER) group led by Emma Lehmberg. Attached are papers on two different viewpoints: fish don’t feel pain (as we do; Rose et al) vs. fish have consciousness and experience pain (Braithwaite). For the Rose et al. paper, reading the first 7 pages is enough to understand that side of the debate and where their main objections come from. See you at O’Bannon’s on Friday.

Tagged With: animal ethics, eeb journal club, emma lehmberg, fish, student organizations

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