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Our latest paper from #SvenssonLab is now published in Proc. R. Soc. B.!
We integrate population biology, sensory biology and gene expression studies to investigate the mechanistic basis of how plastic male mate preferences and colour vision help in mate detection.
Different opsin genes are differentially up- or downregulated in response to population variation in female colour morph frequencies in our study species the Common Bluetail Damselfly (Ischnura elegans):
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Our latest paper from #SvenssonLab is now published in Proc. R. Soc. B.!
We integrate population biology, sensory biology and gene expression studies to investigate the mechanistic basis of how plastic male mate preferences and colour vision help in mate detection.
Different opsin genes are differentially up- or downregulated in response to population variation in female colour morph frequencies in our study species the Common Bluetail Damselfly (Ischnura elegans):
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Latest preprint from #SvenssonLab: our large-scale global phylogenetic comparative study on the macroevolutionary dynamics of female #colour #polymorphisms in the damselfly family #Coenagrionidae
#evolution #speciation #Extinction #Odonata #InsectsOfTheFediverse #insects
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Latest preprint from #SvenssonLab: our large-scale global phylogenetic comparative study on the macroevolutionary dynamics of female #colour #polymorphisms in the damselfly family #Coenagrionidae
#evolution #speciation #Extinction #Odonata #InsectsOfTheFediverse #insects
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Excellent presentation in #SvenssonLab today about Odonata genomics, synteny, B-chromosomes and the origin of recombination suppression of Chromosome 13 in Ischnura elegans by our postdoc Guillaume Lavanchy:
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Excellent presentation in #SvenssonLab today about Odonata genomics, synteny, B-chromosomes and the origin of recombination suppression of Chromosome 13 in Ischnura elegans by our postdoc Guillaume Lavanchy:
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We thank our two postdocs Guillaume Lavanchy and Anna Penna for leading an excellent discussion about scientific publishing for members of #SvenssonLab and #TsuboiLab at #LundUniversity yesterday, January 10 2024.
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We thank our two postdocs Guillaume Lavanchy and Anna Penna for leading an excellent discussion about scientific publishing for members of #SvenssonLab and #TsuboiLab at #LundUniversity yesterday, January 10 2024.
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We congratulate our PhD-student Sofie Nilén in #SvenssonLab for successfully defending her Halftime Report and summarizing her research progress for an interested audience in the Biology Department today.
We also thank her opponent Dr. Anja Felmy from the Division for Functional Ecology for doing such a great job.
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We congratulate our PhD-student Sofie Nilén in #SvenssonLab for successfully defending her Halftime Report and summarizing her research progress for an interested audience in the Biology Department today.
We also thank her opponent Dr. Anja Felmy from the Division for Functional Ecology for doing such a great job.
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We thank our postdoc Natalie Roberts for leading a stimulating lab-meeting today on #colour #vision and #opsin genes in damselflies and other insects for members of #SvenssonLab and #TsuboiLab.
In the evening some of the lab members went to Café Ariman in Lund and later to see the movie "The Apprentice" at #Kino in #Lund
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We thank our postdoc Natalie Roberts for leading a stimulating lab-meeting today on #colour #vision and #opsin genes in damselflies and other insects for members of #SvenssonLab and #TsuboiLab.
In the evening some of the lab members went to Café Ariman in Lund and later to see the movie "The Apprentice" at #Kino in #Lund
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First joint lab-meeting in autumn 2024 between #SvenssonLab and #TsuboiLab, organized by Masahito Tsuboi who lead a stimulating discussion about how intraspecific phenotypic variation and evolvability can help to bridge the micro- and macroevolutionary time scales.
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First joint lab-meeting in autumn 2024 between #SvenssonLab and #TsuboiLab, organized by Masahito Tsuboi who lead a stimulating discussion about how intraspecific phenotypic variation and evolvability can help to bridge the micro- and macroevolutionary time scales.
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Field work and mate choice experiments with damselflies in #SvenssonLab during the summer of 2024 together with field assistants, internship students and PhD-students. All work takes place around Lund in southern Sweden.
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Field work and mate choice experiments with damselflies in #SvenssonLab during the summer of 2024 together with field assistants, internship students and PhD-students. All work takes place around Lund in southern Sweden.
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Field season with #SvenssonLab, catching adults and larvae of Odonata around #Lund, southern #Sweden.
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Field season with #SvenssonLab, catching adults and larvae of Odonata around #Lund, southern #Sweden.
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Last week the Nordic Oikos-conference happened in Lund, which gathered about 450 ecologists during four days.
From #SvenssonLab we had two presentations about our evolutionary and ecological research on damselflies by Masahito Tsuboi and Sofie Nilén, respectively.
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Last week the Nordic Oikos-conference happened in Lund, which gathered about 450 ecologists during four days.
From #SvenssonLab we had two presentations about our evolutionary and ecological research on damselflies by Masahito Tsuboi and Sofie Nilén, respectively.
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We thank Dr. Anna Penna for giving an excellent research presentation during the last meeting of #SvenssonLab the autumn semester of 2023 about the #genomics, #systematics, #morphology and #evolution of #galagos and other African small #primates.
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We thank Dr. Anna Penna for giving an excellent research presentation during the last meeting of #SvenssonLab the autumn semester of 2023 about the #genomics, #systematics, #morphology and #evolution of #galagos and other African small #primates.
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Our paper on the genomic basis and evolution of female colour polymorphism in damselflies is finally published in "Nature Ecology & Evolution"! Thankyou to all the co-authors from France, Japan and Sweden, including my PhD-student Sofie Nilén in #SvenssonLab
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-023-02243-1
#damselflies #Odonata #evolution #genomics #insects #inversion
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Our paper on the genomic basis and evolution of female colour polymorphism in damselflies is finally published in "Nature Ecology & Evolution"! Thankyou to all the co-authors from France, Japan and Sweden, including my PhD-student Sofie Nilén in #SvenssonLab
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-023-02243-1
#damselflies #Odonata #evolution #genomics #insects #inversion
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This week our exciting International Forum for Computer Vision (CV) i #ecology and #evolution will take place at the Department of Biology (Lund University, Sweden). Main organizer is our postdoc Moritz Lürig in #SvenssonLab
#AI #CV #ML #artificialintelligence #computervision #machinelearning #EvolutionaryBiology
Check out the exciting programme:
https://cv-eeb.netlify.app/?fbclid=IwAR2Tu2yKqiRGN9sqYHYzTblWf131LJK8ofqMcFmIizmu7uTjjAnHItUsPMQ
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This week our exciting International Forum for Computer Vision (CV) i #ecology and #evolution will take place at the Department of Biology (Lund University, Sweden). Main organizer is our postdoc Moritz Lürig in #SvenssonLab
#AI #CV #ML #artificialintelligence #computervision #machinelearning #EvolutionaryBiology
Check out the exciting programme:
https://cv-eeb.netlify.app/?fbclid=IwAR2Tu2yKqiRGN9sqYHYzTblWf131LJK8ofqMcFmIizmu7uTjjAnHItUsPMQ
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Excited to share our recent preprint about opsin gene expression plasticity, vision, female colour polymorphism and male mate search in my favourite insect species: the Common Bluetail Damselfly (Ischnura elegans).
A collaboration between #SvenssonLab and Lund Vision Group, led by our incoming postdoc Natalie Roberts and with Dr. Marjorie Lienard #Odonata #damselflies #opsins #insects #evolution
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Excited to share our recent preprint about opsin gene expression plasticity, vision, female colour polymorphism and male mate search in my favourite insect species: the Common Bluetail Damselfly (Ischnura elegans).
A collaboration between #SvenssonLab and Lund Vision Group, led by our incoming postdoc Natalie Roberts and with Dr. Marjorie Lienard #Odonata #damselflies #opsins #insects #evolution
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Proud over our former Master's student in #SvenssonLab Moa Metz who just presented a poster about intraspecific metabolic allometry in insects at the conference of the Society for Experimental Biology in #Edinburgh #UK
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Proud over our former Master's student in #SvenssonLab Moa Metz who just presented a poster about intraspecific metabolic allometry in insects at the conference of the Society for Experimental Biology in #Edinburgh #UK
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Today, it was the last research presentation from #SvenssonLab at #EvolutionInSweden with @[email protected] presenting his recent research on wing shape evolution in damselflies.
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Today, it was the last research presentation from #SvenssonLab at #EvolutionInSweden with @[email protected] presenting his recent research on wing shape evolution in damselflies.
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First day on #EvolutionInSweden in #Uppsala #Sweden was excellent with many good talks and nice social interactions with colleagues whom I have not met for years.
Two contributions already from #SvenssonLab and #damselflies by @[email protected] and @[email protected]
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First day on #EvolutionInSweden in #Uppsala #Sweden was excellent with many good talks and nice social interactions with colleagues whom I have not met for years.
Two contributions already from #SvenssonLab and #damselflies by @[email protected] and @[email protected]
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First lab-meeting in 2023 with #SvenssonLab anf affiliates took place over Zoom. Great to see everybody again and we are looking forward to a new exciting year!
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First lab-meeting in 2023 with #SvenssonLab anf affiliates took place over Zoom. Great to see everybody again and we are looking forward to a new exciting year!
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On behalf of myself, current and former members of #SvenssonLab and collaborators, I wish everyone a Happy New 2023!
Here is a brief summary of major achievements by our lab members in 2022:
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On behalf of myself, current and former members of #SvenssonLab and collaborators, I wish everyone a Happy New 2023!
Here is a brief summary of major achievements by our lab members in 2022:
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Enjoyed the Annual Christmas Meeting at the southernmost tip of Sweden (Smygehuk) with the Evolutionary Ecology Unit at @[email protected] with our invited speaker @[email protected], @[email protected], @[email protected] and other members of #SvenssonLab
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Thankyou @[email protected] for giving such an excellent and thought-provoking talk about female-limited polymorphisms in butterflies for members of #SvenssonLab, #RunemarkLab, #FribergLab and #WahlbergLab at @[email protected] @[email protected]
Well done!
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Another BIG congratulations to a recent member in #SvenssonLab: our former postdoc @[email protected] has obtained a Lecturer position at @[email protected] in Wales, UK. Well done and good luck!
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We congratulate our Master's student @[email protected] from #SvenssonLab who gave her first talk at an international conference today ("Man and temperature") about her research on metabolic allometries in damselflies!
Well done Moa!