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Next-Generation of Brain Scientists Interact: First Joint Symposium by OIST and RIKEN CBS
2023/09/08
The Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) and the RIKEN Center for Brain Science (RIKEN CBS) held the OIST-RIKEN Brain Symposium from Aug...
Augment your reality with some new ant species- in 3D.
2023/09/06
Ever wanted your taxonomic revision with its own custom-made iphone app? Here in the lab we are always looking for ways to make taxonomic work more...
Birds have beaks that are a compromise of many functions
2023/09/06
Birds use their beaks for foraging, but also for regulating their temperature, singing and a variety of other functions. Do beaks and other multif...
New study on some mysterious Pheidole
2023/09/06
If you look hard enough in the field, you are guaranteed to uncover cool stuff. Such is the case in Madagascar, where Brian Fisher and colleague...
[New Paper] Regular is irregular? Seeking for theoretical understanding of the role of complex landscape in driving biodiversity
2023/09/06
Our new paper From species sorting to mass effects: spatial network structure mediates the shift between metacommunity archetypes published in Ecograp...
All about mandibles
2023/09/06
One of the most striking features of ant diversity is the sheer variety and ingenuity of mandibles. Mandibles are a primary way that ants interact wit...
Evan on Sabbatical
2023/09/06
I am on sabbatical this year at Harvard University, where I was lucky enough be named the Mary I. Bunting Fellow at the Radcliffe Institute of Adv...
Mainland fieldwork tales: of ants, earthquake, and fish cake
2023/09/06
Post by Gaurav Agavekar, PhD student One of the things I like about my PhD work is that I get to do a little bit of everything: fieldwork, molecula...
New Paper on Global Ant Diversity
2023/09/06
A long-term research goal of our lab is to build a comprehensive database and map of how ants are distributed around the world. We recently publis...
Australian Honeyeaters (Family meliphagidae)