Papers out!

I’m excited to share 2 papers that just came out. Both of these resulted from fun collaborations with great scientists. The first is from my work at Zurich University in Switzerland with Wolf Blanckenhorn and Steffi Bauerfeind (see pics!). I had such a blast in that lab working with dung flies–what cool creatures!

My bus stop every morning in Zurich

David and Dale

Steffi and Dale

1. Bauerfeind S, Soerensen JG, Loeschcke V, Berger D, Broder ED, Geiger M, Ferrari M, Blanckenhorn BU (2018) Geographic variation in responses to thermal stress in the yellow dung fly. Journal of Thermal Biology. 73, 41-49.

The second is another fun paper from the guppy gene flow team at CSU. This is John’s masters work and it is quite impressive. I’m thrilled to be included!

Dale Broder, Lisa Angeloni and John Kronenberger

2. Kronenberger JA, Gerberich J, Fitzpatrick SW, Broder ED, Angeloni LM,and Funk WC (2018) An experimental test of risky population augmentations. Conservation Biology.

 

New position

I’m excited to announce that I will be joining the faculty at St. Ambrose University this fall!

Like me, the biology department is committed to providing authentic science experiences for their students. Every undergraduate completes independent research as part of each core biology course. I can’t wait to be a part of a team where every faculty member uses cutting-edge pedagogic approaches in the classroom.

Come visit me in the Quad Cities (Davenport), Iowa beginning August 2018 🙂