PhD candidate Julius Tabin (H Hoekstra) awarded the Grant-in-Aid of Research from the American Society of Mammalogists for his project, “Using Congenic Mice to Investigate the Genetics of Burrowing Behavior in Peromyscus." Tabin is further honored with the Elizabeth Horner Award bestowed upon the project that receives the highest rank across all reviewers.
Congratulations to OEB Alum, Cody McCoy (PhD '21, David Haig, Advisor and a 1995 Dobzhansky Prize winner), awarded The Theodosius Dobzhansky Prize! The Theodosius Dobzhansky Prize is awarded annually by the Society for the Study of Evolution to recognize the accomplishments and future promise of an outstanding early-career evolutionary biologist.
Cody is honored for her work which unites methods from applied physics, evolutionary theory,...
Congratulations to PhD candidate Mia Miyagi awarded the NSF Division of Biological Infrastructure Fellowship for her project, “Coalescent modeling of sex chromosome evolution with gene flow and analysis of sexed-versus-gendered effects in human admixture.”
Congratulations to Samantha Royle (Cliff Tabin Co-Advisor, Harvard Medical School; Jim Hanken, Co-advisor) who has successfully defended her PhD and is now officially Dr. Royle!
