
Avian Ecophysiologist | Postdoctoral Researcher @LSU | PhD @AuburnU | BS @millersvilleu
Auburn, AL
Joined December 2022
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I have known for a while now, but I will be starting a Postdoctoral Researcher position @LSU and joining the Lattin lab next week! I am incredibly excited for this opportunity and can't wait to continue my academic journey!
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Based on the conference abstracts, here are some of the main concepts from the 13th International Symposium on Avian Endocrinology #ISAE2024 in Meerut, India.
Such exciting research presented at #ISAE2024 . I enjoyed meeting so many new people and catching up with others. Here's to another successful conference and can't wait to meet everyone again in 4 years!
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Gave a talk today highlighting some of my dissertation work in the "Environmental impacts on endocrine programming" symposium chaired by Virginie Canoine and Kate Buchanan! Always enjoy talking about my work! 😊 #ISAE2024
First full day of #ISAE2024 in Meerut, India. Still a bit jet lagged but I'm excited to talk and hear about avian endocrinology all week!
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New paper out!! @JGRubalcaba and I developed a dynamic model to investigate the role of glucocorticoid receptor (GR) as mediator of glucocorticoid responses to environmental challenge.
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Please be cautious at #SICB2024 !
I was very much looking forward to #SICB2024 but unfortunately, I got sick with COVID just a couple days ago. My incredible PI will be doing both my presentations on my behalf, so look forward to her presenting my research on Thursday, January 4th! (1/2)
1/4 at 11:00AM during the Life-history: Growth and reproduction session is my talk, "Developmental food restriction has long-term consequences on adult reproductive success". (2/3)
I think my favorite thing I learned today is that the scientific name for Savannah sparrows is Passerculus sandwichensis.













