texasrulz

@texasrulz.bsky.social

Evolutionary geneticist from Texas, working in Liverpool.

“Doing a PhD shouldn’t make people feel like failures if they choose a different path.” A really thoughtful conversation with Andrea Betancourt & Gideon Bradburd on careers beyond academia, mentoring, transferable skills, and what PhD training is really for.

Society for the Study of Evolution@sse-evolution.bsky.social · 2mo ago

💬 In the latest Evolution Exchange, SSE President Dr. Gina Baucom talks with Dr. Andrea Betancourt and Dr. Gideon Bradburd about how to train PhD students for careers outside of academia. www.evolutionsociety.org/the-evolutio... @gbradburd.bsky.social

Text: Training PhDs for Non-Academic Careers in E&E wit Dr. Andrea Betancourt and Dr. Gideon Bradburd. The Evolution Exchange, a monthly conversation series from the Society for the Study of Evolution. Headshots of Andrea and Gideon.

Apply! And please take note of the guidance we wrote as a committee-- eseb.org/wp-content/u... We really tried hard to take the mystery out of the evaluation process, and spell out explicitly what we look for in a GHMA proposal.

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European Society for Evolutionary Biology@eseb.bsky.social · 8mo ago

📣CALL FOR APPLICATIONS!! 📣 The next deadline for the #GodfreyHewitt mobility award is 31st January 2026. Open to ECRS in support of research trips or lab visits. For more information, eligibility and how to apply: eseb.org/prizes-fundi...

We are in Bluesky and we are happy to share our two last consortium publications: the DrosEU expanded DEST dataset and a Continent-wide study of phenotypic differentiation among European #Drosophila melanogaster populations (1/7)

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Preprint finally out! I show that eco-evo feedback can drive a tipping point where genetic drift overwhelms adaptation. This can result in a contraction of a species' range border or range fragmentation. Fragmentation is abrupt and arises readily under rapid temporal change. doi.org/10.1101/2025...

bioRxiv Evolutionary Biology@biorxiv-evobio.bsky.social · 2y ago

Evolution of species' range and niche in changing environments https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.01.16.633367v1