Bon Voyage, Kaela
We want to give our thanks to Kaela Zaino, our fearless project coordinator who has moved to a new position in the Brown School of Public Health. Thanks for all your help and support – we will miss you!
We want to give our thanks to Kaela Zaino, our fearless project coordinator who has moved to a new position in the Brown School of Public Health. Thanks for all your help and support – we will miss you!
Congratulations to Alex Wang, Alice Cannon and Santiago Romo who presented the results of their summer research at the Brown Summer Research Symposium
Not quite the end of summer, but we thought we would celebrate before people started leaving, and so an ice cream excursion to Ben & Jerrys!
Congratulations to our lab alumna Sonya Friman, current lab member Siyang Hao, a slew of undergraduate students from Brown and other universities, and all our collaborators from UNC and UMass on the publication of our paper in the Proceedings of… Continue Reading
Congratulations and bon voyage to all the members of our lab who graduated yesterday and are leaving Brown for the next phase of of their careers. Thank you, and the best of luck to Zoe King (ScM), Dan Marella (ScB,… Continue Reading
Thanks to everyone for lovely end-of-year celebration at Flatbread!!
A big congratulations to Eva Erickson who was awarded an NSF Graduate Fellowship!!
A warm welcome to two new postdocs – Dipan Deb and Pedro Ormonde. Dipan just completed his PhD at UC Irvine working with Haitam Taha, and Pedro just completed his PhD at Lehigh University, working with Keith Moored.
Congratulations to Noah Medina and Mareesa Islaam who presented a poster at the Annual meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) in Seattle. The poster presented results from their summer 2023 research project on the individual variability… Continue Reading
Our lab is honored to be highlighted in National Geographic Magazine and Time Magazine’s top photos of 2023 – See our colleagues Sharon Swartz and Brooke Quinn flying a bat in our Animal Flight Wind tunnel. This photo was the… Continue Reading