Author Archives: Patrik

A recent feature in Science focuses on genomic islands and our work with stick insects features prominently. Find the article HERE.

The theoretical modeling paper with Sam Flaxman as lead author is published now in Molecular Ecology, and was covered in a ‘News and Views’ perspective. The paper and perspective can be found here:   PDF   News and Views

Congratulations to Tim who receive a postdoc offer with Mark Urban, and Rudy, who landed a lectureship position at RHUL. Meanwhile, independent from these two leaving the lab at the end of the year, there are currently two funded postdoc … Continue reading →

Moe’s paper on stages of adaptive radiation in cichlids (or lack thereof) is accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B. Congratulations to Moe.

The paper is officially out in Science and we got the cover photo! Congratulations to all those involved. You can get the paper HERE. Special congratulations to the first author Victor, a happy scientist below…

Emma Curran, who is doing a fourth year project in the lab, was recently awarded a highly competitive NERC studenship. She will commence a PhD with Nicola Nadeau on the evolution of colouration in Heliconius butterflies. Victor ran an intensive … Continue reading →

The holiday season is over and field season is approaching. Lot’s going on. The paper in Ecology Letters is official published, including a Timema featured on the cover (nice photo Aaron). Anamaria received an ESF travel grant to link the … Continue reading →

The other ‘big’ paper, describing genome wide allele frequency changes upon experimental transplantation to new environments, is ‘in press’ at Ecology Letters. Finally. The online early preprint can be found HERE

The ‘big’ paper on eco-evolutionary dynamics is published. Find the article HERE and coverage in Current Biology via a dispatch article HERE. Media and related coverage can be obtained by clicking HERE for National Geographic and HERE for Current Biology

Congratulations to Tim for his paper coming out in Current Biology and to Rudy and Aaron who have papers recently accepted in Ecology Letters and the American Naturalist, respectively.