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April 2017
Applications open for Workshop on vertebrate gut physiology
Applications are now open for Inside Out: New Frontiers in the Comparative Physiology of the Vertebrate Gut, a Workshop organised by Carol Bucking and Chris M. Wood that will examine the function of the vertebrate gastro-intestinal tract. Funded places are available for early-career researchers.
JEB will be at the SICB annual meeting
JEB is proud to sponsor the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology annual meeting from 3-7 January in Austin. Visit The Company of Biologists’ booth (#507) throughout the meeting to pick up JEB goodies, and attend the Meet the Editors session (with Craig Franklin, Sheila Patek, Monica Daley, Charlotte Rutledge and Jarren Kay) on 4 January to find out more about the journal and pick up our limited-edition centenary T-shirt.
In the field: an interview with Marie Dacke
Professor Marie Dacke talks about her earliest experiences of working with dung beetles in South Africa, establishing a new field site in Sardinia, Italy, and the pivotal experiments that confirmed that dung beetles can navigate by star light.
Waterproofing prevents antlion jaws from getting clogged
Self-cleaning waterproof coating prevents ambushing antlion mouthparts from getting clogged with sand.
Finding the right thermal limit
In this Review, Michael Ørsted, Lisa Bjerregaard Jørgensen and Johannes Overgaard present a framework to reconcile methodological measurements and mechanisms related to the physiology of heat stress tolerance limits, thermal injury and repair in ectotherms.
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