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The Patek Lab joined the Biology department at Duke University this past summer 2013.
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Dr. Maya deVries, who recently completed her Ph.D., will be joining the Scripps Institute of Oceanography this year as a postdoctoral fellow in Prof. Jennifer Taylor's laboratory. Congratulations, Maya!
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Patrick Green will be headed to the National Museum of Natural History through this funding. Congratulations!
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The Patek Lab will be hiring a new laboratory manager for their new lab at Duke University, starting July 1. See details... THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED.Laboratory Manager position available in the Patek Laboratory at Duke University The Patek Lab is conducting a search for a laboratory... Read More
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The Story Collider event features scientists relaying personal science stories about metamorphosis. The AAAS Family Days event will engage children in new science concepts and give them access to meeting scientists from all areas of research.
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The paper is available at TREE's website.Evo-devo beyond morphology: from genes to resource use How does genetic innovation translate into ecological innovation? Although evo-devo has successfully linked genes to morphology, the next stage is elucidating how genes predict resource use. This... Read More
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Michael Rosario (grad student), Jennifer Taylor (former Patek Lab postdoc) and Sheila Patek will be publishing a new paper about the macroevolutionary history and variation of spring mechanics in mantis shrimp. The paper will be forthcoming in the Journal of Experimental Biology.Comparative... Read More
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JEB featured this article in their News section. The full paper can be found here.
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Iridescent Learning makes strides toward bringing rigorous engineering and science concepts to school-aged children.
The Patek Lab joined the Biology department at Duke University this past summer 2013.
Dr. Maya deVries, who recently completed her Ph.D., will be joining the Scripps Institute of Oceanography this year as a postdoctoral fellow in Prof. Jennifer Taylor's laboratory. Congratulations, Maya!
The Story Collider event features scientists relaying personal science stories about metamorphosis. The AAAS Family Days event will engage children in new science concepts and give them access to meeting scientists from all areas of research.
The paper is available at TREE's website.Evo-devo beyond morphology: from genes to resource use How does genetic innovation translate into ecological innovation? Although evo-devo has successfully linked genes to morphology, the next stage is elucidating how genes predict resource use. This... Read More
Michael Rosario (grad student), Jennifer Taylor (former Patek Lab postdoc) and Sheila Patek will be publishing a new paper about the macroevolutionary history and variation of spring mechanics in mantis shrimp. The paper will be forthcoming in the Journal of Experimental Biology.Comparative... Read More
JEB featured this article in their News section. The full paper can be found here.
Iridescent Learning makes strides toward bringing rigorous engineering and science concepts to school-aged children.