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Starting this Fall, I will an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology and the Center for Computational and Integrative Biology at Rutgers University – Camden. The lab will focus…
Harvard PhD candidate Philip Lai recently used an Anolis distichus specimen to practice his X-Ray Micro-Computed Tomography (aka microCT) wizardry. The technology takes many X-Ray images of a subject from…
I’ve finally made the jump to preparing my CV using LaTeX. I used a modified version of the modern cv template. I edited the code using ShareLatex and the project is…
Just a quick note that I have posted (my first!) two R packages to GitHub. The first (POPBAMTools) is a set of functions to organize, annotate and analyze data from the…
A few years ago the Glor lab wrote a series of posts on Anole Annals about the evolution of our lizard room at the University of Rochester. The room has…
The folks in the Glor lab have been doing a lot of AFLP work recently and using structure to analyze these data. To identify K (the number of genotypic clusters…
It has been a good year in my research life. I have been lucky to be involved in some fun projects that hit the presses in 2012. Over the next…
I just heard from Jonathan Losos that I’m in a video playing at the Boston Museum of Science. Here is the backstory… Before starting my PhD research on anoles, I…