Dittmar Lab - 2012 <T: 716 - 645 4912>
Dittmar Lab - 2012 <T: 716 - 645 4912>
CONGRATULATIONS to Krishna Balasubramaniam for acceptance of his first authored publication in Animal Behavior!
LAB NEWS FEED [january 2012]
Publications 2011/2012
**** Balasubramaniam et al. 2012, Animal Behavior****
**** Taylor et al. 2011, BMC Evolutionary Biology****
**** Dittmar et al. 2011. PLoS ONE *****
**** DiBlasi et al. 2011, Journal of Invertebrate Pathology ****
NEW BOOK CONTRIBUTION: A COMPANION TO PALEOPATHOLOGY (Wiley-Blackwell) - LOOK INSIDE FOR TABLE OF CONTENTS
Editorial Board Membership
Trends in Evolutionary Biology (since 2009)
Speleobiology Notes (since 2009)
International Journal of Paleopathology (since 2010)
Books & Book Chapters
2010 Evolution after Gene Duplication. Katharina Dittmar and David Liberles (Eds). John Wiley and Sons.
Preview of Cover <HERE>, the book can be ordered <HERE>
2010 Paleogeography of Parasites: In: The Biogeography of Host-Parasite Interactions. Serge Morand and Boris Krasnov (eds). Oxford University Press
Preview of Book <HERE>
2011 The study of parasites through time: Archaeo- and Palaeoparasitology: In: Companion Series Palaeopathology. Anne Grauer (ed). Wiley/Blackwell
Congratulations
ALEXANDRA CURTIS received an undergraduate research grant from UB’s Honors College.
KRISHNA BALASUBRAMANIAM (Ph.D. candidate) published his second paper in Animal Behavior.
STUDENT HONORS:
Undergraduates Emily DiBlasi and Monisha Khanna - 2009 SIGMA XI Celebration of Excellence abstract competition;
Frank Etzler (undergrad) - 2009 DAAD exchange summer program;
Kayla Maxwell (undergrad) - 2009 HRPF grant;
Shannon Davoli (undergrad) - 2009 Alumni Undergraduate Research Fellowship;
Kayla Maxwell (undergrad) - 2010 nominee for the Barry M. Goldwater scholarship;
Emily DiBlasi (M.S. candidate) - 2010 Marc Dresden Travel Award of the ASP;
Emily DiBlasi (M.S. candidate) - 2010 Graduate Research fellowship from the Society for Systematic Biology;
Emily DiBlasi (M.S.) - 2011 Donald E. Johnston Fund for the Acarology Summer Program at OSU;
Alexandra Curtis (undergrad) - 2011 HRPF grant