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Monthly Archives: September 2015

former postdoc Lynn Griffin takes position as lecturer at UCSB

Posted on September 24, 2015 by ngerard

Former postdoc Lynn Griffin will be facilitating an initiative at UC Santa Barbara to help advanced students assist students taking introductory biology.

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welcome postdoc, Erika Diaz-Almeyda

Posted on September 24, 2015 by ngerard

Welcome to Erika, a new FIRST postdoctoral fellow in our lab. Erika joins the lab with a background in symbiosis, having working on coral-algal symbioses in the lab of Monica Medina. She is particularly interested in how environmental context influences symbioses, and has done work on host and symbiont fitness.

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