First lab meeting of the semester in the books!! #worms #gone #wild #welovegeladas

The new academic year is starting and we’re looking back at some of the posters presented over the last year from our grad students! Stay tuned as new data is generated. First pictured is PhD student Medhavi Verma, second is masters student Maya Saroff, and third is PhD student Sophia Kottke🐒🦠🪱🌍🔬🥼

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Welcome to the Bluesky account of the American Society of Primatologists. ASP is a scientific organization promoting discovery and exchange of all things about primates. Follow along for the latest research and news of our society 🐒🦍🦧

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We’re the Worms Gone Wild Lab! Led by Dr. India Schneider-Crease, we take a One Health approach to studying the ecology and evolution of infectious disease dynamics in natural systems. Our projects focus on disease networks and multi-host pathogens, primarily working with geladas and Kinda baboons!