April Wright

@wrightam.bsky.social

Statistical phylogenetics and the fossil record. Researcher, professor and mentor at a PUI. Mother, reader, runner. Congenital optimist. Minnesotan Virginian.

Thanks so much, Brian. I’ve benefited from an amazing team from the prior organizers, current ones, Karen, the councils and the societies Parting advice: meeting organizers or council must decide what to maximize and how to know when it has succeeded. You really gotta nerd out and introspect

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Headed home from #evol2026, my last one as the Chief Meeting Organizer. I have so much gratitude to this community of amazing people. I hope you all feel as energized as I do. I didn’t get many pictures, so please enjoy this groundhog I saw by the Noble Beast

A cute ground hog on green grass

Pro-tip, #evol2026: the Red Line Train from the airport to the convention center area is 2 bucks. The view as it the Old River Valley opens up into Cleveland is pretty dope. Really looking forward to my train ride this afternoon.

The hermit crab I found trying to cross a busy street yesterday seems happy in her new digs If an owner doesn’t come forward, we’ll be getting her some buddies this weekend

A purple hermit crab on a grayish rock

I reached a critical mass of my favorite authors admitting to straight plagiarizing Zamyatin’s “We” that I picked up and read it. I guess this must be the feeling one has if one consumed a lot of elves-and-orcs fiction before reading Lord of the Rings. Much more visceral and human, though.