GRADUATE POSITION AVAILABLE
How Resilient are New England’s Sky Island Alpine Communities? The BEAST Lab at the University of Maine has a funded position for a graduate student (at the MS or PhD […]
Wanted: Ice Age Botanist
What: The BEAST Lab at UMaine is looking for an undergrad student to identify plant fragments (e.g., needles, seeds, acorn caps) from ice age deposits from the La Brea Tar […]
PhD POSITION IN PALEOECOLOGY
The BEAST Lab (Biodiversity and Environments Across Space and Time) is recruiting a highly motivated PhD student for a research project reconstructing late Pleistocene megafaunal extinctions, paleoclimates, and vegetation changes […]
Postdoc Caitlin gives SBE seminar on climate change and phenology in Acadia
If you’re in the area this Friday, come check out BEAST Lab postdoc Caitlin McDonough Mackenzie’s seminar on campus this Friday, December 1, at 3:00 pm in Norman Smith 101. […]
Putting fossils to work to protect biodiversity
Last February, I gave a talk at AAAS in a session on conservation paleobiology, a field that leverages the fossil record to help inform the conservation and management of modern […]
Island BEASTs: congratulations, Mario, Kit, and Dulcinea!
Exciting news from BEAST Lab grad students doing island-related research! Masters student Mario Williams‘ thesis research has been successfully funded on Experiment.com. He’ll be working up a multi-proxy Holocene sediment […]
Magazines, TV, and podcasts, oh, my!
Check out this sobering article in Rolling Stone, on how the impacts of abrupt climate change are already with us. I had a really nice chat with Eric Holthous about […]
Are you #TeamWarrah or #TeamPenguin?
Our first week of crowd-funding has been a huge success — we’ve raised over $3000 towards our $10,000 goal, with over 75 contributors so far. Thanks to everyone who has […]
The BEAST Lab is heading to the southern hemisphere, and we need your help!
I’m thrilled to announce that two of my grad students, Dulcinea Groff and Kit Hamley, have launched a crowd-funding campaign to support their research to the Falkland Islands. The three […]
Poll: Help us name the Gill Lab!
As we’re finally designing my new lab website, we’re finally down to the wire: we need a name. In naming my lab something other than “Gill Lab,” my hope has […]
