Arianna Lord and Shoyo Sato Presenting at the ICIM 2022
Arianna Lord and Shoyo Sato presenting at the Inrternational Congress on Invertebrate Morphology
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Spider behavior experiments!
Grad student Shoyo Sato setting up the first behavior experiments ever done in the Giribet Lab. On your mark, get set, go spiders!
Undergrads at full speed!
Undergrad students working at full speed in the Giribet Lab: Macy Petrula takes her poster on barcoding of Maldivian snails and slugs to the Leadership Alliance National Symposium! With mentors Juan Moles and Tauana Cunha. Have you heard of Cycliophora...
Tauana Cunha defended her PhD!
One more Dr in the family: congrats, Dr. Tauana Cunha! Celebrating in great style with snail cake from fellow grad students Caitlin Baker and Vanessa Kntuson.
Nanopore is here!
A new era in the Giribet Lab! Our Nanopore MinION arrived - keep an eye out for exciting new things coming!
Caitlin Baker gets 1st place at student presentation in the Arachnology Conference!
Graduate student Caitlin Baker is awarded for best student talk on Systematics at the International Congress of Arachnology, New Zealand! Congrats Caitlin!!
Arachnology conference and fieldwork in New Zealand
Members of the Giribet Lab and colleagues doing fieldwork in New Zealand and presenting at the International Congress of Arachnology!
Global Invertebrate Genomics Alliance meeting!
Members of the Giribet Lab with many 'invertebrate colleagues' at the III GIGA meeting in Curaçao!
New paper from the lab shows that orb webs originated not once, but multiple times in the spider tree of life!
New paper published on Current Biology by Giribet Lab members and colaborators uses trancriptomes of over 150 species to resolve the spider tree of life, and shows that the orb web evolved not once, but multiple times. Check out the press coverage by The...
Tauana Cunha receives a Faculty for the Future Fellowship!
Congratulations to graduate student Tauana Cunha, who was awarded a Faculty for the Future Fellowship! Recipients are women in STEM fields who may become role models in the sciences upon returning to their home countries. Tauana studies the phylogenetic...
