Still collecting data from this upcoming field season ... year 4! One of the challenges when working with perennials. But we will soon have genomic data to run GEAs. 😄

I'm running a reciprocal transplant across ON, OH, and MI for Sundial lupine (Lupinus perennis). Also recently established a transplant of hybrids at the range edge and beyond.

My job ad for Sundial lupine is due Jan 31st! Come join me on an extended road trip through the Great Lakes region.

More info at www.cameronso.ca

I'm also looking f

Here it is: www.theaga.org/eecg-awards-...

The deadline has passed something to keep in mind for December

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This is also an early reminder that I'm hiring a field assistant for Summer 2025!! Preferably a McGill undergrad who'd like to stay on for an Honour's project in Sept 2025.

Join the Hargreaves + Schoen labs at McGill Bio. More info at www.cameronso.ca.

For 2025, I'm hoping more faculty and students show up to seminar, meetings, and other gatherings.

What are other grad students hoping for?

(besides more equitable pay of course!)

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The pandemic has definitely changed the workplace and how school functions, but for academia, I think there's still value in in-person meetings.

We can still do better. And that means both graduate students *and* faculty showing up. To lunches, to seminars, to school.

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but what if your dataset has excess heterozygosity? 🤔