The Gries-lab (sfu.ca/gries-lab.html) is seeking a full-time postdoctoral fellow in synthetic chemistry for 1 yr (possibly extendable). Tasks: Syntheses of small organic chemicals. Start time: ASAP. Salary: $50,000-55,000 CAD & benefits. Send application to gries@sfu.ca
With great joy I can announce that I defended my Master of Pestmanagement at @SFU in the @GriesLab on spider management! It was a fun ride to do while working on my PhD! Thanks to everyone who cheered me on!
New Research: Staphylococcus microbes in the bovine skin microbiome attract blood-feeding stable flies: The human skin microbiome reportedly contributes to the attraction of mosquitoes to human hosts. We tested the hypothesis that bovine skin… #Ecologyfrontiersin.org/articles/10.…
Recently had the pleasure of publishing my first paper with some amazing co-authors from the @GriesLab. It's about stable flies and their attraction to microbes from cow skin and it's super gross. Please feel free to check it out if that's your thing 😀
#insects#microbiology
New Research: Staphylococcus microbes in the bovine skin microbiome attract blood-feeding stable flies: The human skin microbiome reportedly contributes to the attraction of mosquitoes to human hosts. We tested the hypothesis that bovine skin… #Ecologyfrontiersin.org/articles/10.…
We're back with the first lab meeting of 2023! No research talks but we discussed our goals for the upcoming year!
#GriesyFridays#ThereWillBeSweets
ALT A photo of Gries lab members sitting in a meeting room around a square table. Left to right are Mikhaela, Thet Thet, Sam, Anand, Regine, Claire, Emma, Emmanuel, Gerhard, Andi, Steve, and Saif
Are you at #EntSoc22, interested in mosquito ecology (particularly their interactions with plants), and considering graduate school? Let’s get in touch and chat!
Are you at #EntSoc22, interested in mosquito ecology (particularly their interactions with plants), and considering graduate school? Let’s get in touch and chat!
At every AGM (even the huge joint meetings) the ESBC awards a number of student awards. We want to congratulate this years winners. Starting with the newly renamed Dexter Johnson Award. We have two winners this year @AsimRenyard and Debra Wertman. #EntSoc22
The Gries Lab had a fantastic time at #EntSoc22! We are pleased to have delivered 18 talks, 6 of which placed in the student competition!
Thank you very much to the organizers from @EntsocAmerica@CanEntomologist and @EntSocBC!
ALT A photo of the members of the Gries Lab standing together, smiling, and holding their thumbs up at the Entomology 2022 JAM
Congrats to our winners @cegooding, @EmmanuelHung1, @AsimRenyard, Eve Meyer, Miele McGowan, and Jenelle Breen! And well done to all participants in the student competition!
If you'd interested to see the full slate coming from the Gries lab this year please see the following link: cdmcd.co/3wnRqX
We hope to see you there! #EntSoc22
Still in the clickbait symposia we have @KendalSingleton! Her talk "Spectral sensitivity of North American pest click beetle species (Coleoptera: Elateridae) and their behavioural responses to different wavelengths of light"
Weds, Nov 16th at 3:20pm Rm204 #EntSoc22@PIE_Entsoc