News

• The best type of productivity: baby Florence
• Goodbye to Scarlett
• First-class Honours all round
• Vice-chancellor’s prize for research
• New publications for the group
• TV coverage of Sara’s shape-shifting research (including Late Show with Stephen Colbert)
• Sara’s research on how animals are changing shape as a result of climate change is published
• New paper on native bee flower shape preferences
• Funding success for Scarlett
• Welcome back April
• Welcome to new Honours students
• Congratulations to Christine
• A whole bunch of new papers
• Two new papers
• Welcome to Christine
• Melissa is officially doctored
• New comment in Animal Sentience
• Melissa hands in her Phd Thesis
• April gets top Honours
• Things happening in the Symonds lab through COVID lockdown
• Uday’s doctoral graduation
• Welcome to TWO new postdocs, Alex and Scarlett
• Paper from Isabelle’s honours accepted
• Goodbye to Melissa
• Welcome to Sara
• Promo time
• That’s Dr Mawalagedera to you
• A stack of new papers from the group
• First paper from Uday’s thesis published
• Uday submits her PhD Thesis
• Welcome to April
• PhD Studentship available
• Lauren’s honours thesis congratulations
• First paper from Melissa’s PhD gets into harems
• New paper on one-legged birds
• ARC Funding Success
• Doctoral graduation for Tamara
• Honours congratulations to Lilly
• Two new papers from the group
• Two new papers from Matt
• It’s Dr Johnson now
• Welcome Lauren
• Meet the editor in Montpellier
• This will be a day long remembered
• Welcome Lilly
• Matt becomes Editor-in-Chief
• Melissa heads to NZ
• Isabelle and Siobhan complete their honours
• Haldane prize nomination for Julia
• Two new papers
• Tamara’s second PhD paper accepted by Proceedings B
• Lisa’s second sawfly paper accepted by Animal Behaviour
• Udayangani and Melissa hither and thither
• Udayangani in Europe
• New publications from the group
• Matt presents in Portugal
• Grant success for Melissa and Isabelle
• Grant-y goodness for Udayangani and Matt
• New honours-students – welcome Siobhan and Isabelle
• Sam’s first class
• Julia’s honours paper accepted in Functional Ecology
• New paper on bill size in honeyeaters
• Melissa confirmed
• Matt joins editorial board of Evolutionary Ecology
• New paper on bird tolerance to humans in urban areas
• Biological Reviews article accepted
• Paper from Kita’s honours project accepted
• Welcome to Sam
• Matt is in the UK
• Congratulations to Gabby
• Udayangani confirmed
• NZ Ent Soc supports Melissa
• New paper on starling morphological evolution
• Welcome to the lab Melissa
• New paper on bark beetle aggregation pheromones
• It’s Dr Hodgkin to you…
• Honours superbness from Kita
• Welcome to Udayangani and Gabby
• Our bird beak work featuring in Audubon magazine
• Firsties for Alison and Hannah
• Lisa hands in her PhD thesis – hooray!
• Alison and Hannah complete their honours
• Brett’s paper on moth antennae and testes accepted
• Dan’s honours research on parrot beaks and climate change accepted for publication
• New paper on evolution of medicinal use in aloes
• Our research featuring as a Nature: Research Highlight.
• New paper on gender differences in conference presentations
• Lisa’s first PhD paper accepted by Proceedings of the Royal Society B
• New paper in American Naturalist
• PhD Opportunity at Macquarie University
• Prize winner: Julia
• The awesome foursome
• Publication news
• Honours students finish their travails
• New paper on brain size components and flightiness in birds
• Rebecca returns…
• Conference prize winner: Tamara
• Getting those ants fighting
• New paper on evolution of parasitoid wasps
• Australasian Evolution Society conference
• Silk moths ‘r’ us

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