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 [email protected]
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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… #Ecology frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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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… #Ecology frontiersin.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
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Are you at #EntSoc22, interested in mosquito ecology (particularly their interactions with plants), and considering graduate school? Let’s get in touch and chat!
🚨Grad school position alert🚨 Get in touch with Gries lab alum @DanPeach3 for this awesome position!
Are you at #EntSoc22, interested in mosquito ecology (particularly their interactions with plants), and considering graduate school? Let’s get in touch and chat!
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I am very honoured and grateful to have received this award, named in the memory of Dexter Johnson. Thank you @EntSocBC and @DanJohnsonAB.
#EntSoc22
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
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Thank you very much to all the judges and organizers at #EntSoc22! I am honoured to have received this award! Thank you!
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Lastly, we have @AsimRenyard, who received the Dexter Johnson Award in Insect Science from @EntSocBC! Congrats, Asim!
Then we have MPM student, @EmmanuelHung1 who received the Graduate Student Scholarship from @EntSocBC! Well done, Emmanuel!
Starting off with recent MPM grad @ChalisseryJaime received the John H. Borden Scholarship in IPM from @CanEntomologist! Congrats Jaime!
We are pleased to say that three of our lab members have received scholarships this year at #EntSoc22!
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Congrats to our winners @cegooding, @EmmanuelHung1, @AsimRenyard, Eve Meyer, Miele McGowan, and Jenelle Breen! And well done to all participants in the student competition!
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!
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
The Gries lab has been hard at work with numerous prep talk for the #EntSoc22 meeting! At the last few lab meetings we heard from @emmkovacsss, @Saif_Nayani, @sammeraj4, @AndiFischer10, @cegooding, @EmmanuelHung, @EmilyLemke15 and many others not on twitter!
And that's it! Thanks to all the co-authors and others who helped with these projects like @GriesRegine and those not on twitter. Also thank you to the organizers @EntSocBC @EntsocAmerica @CanEntomologist

















