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Burns lab members past and present will be well represented at next week’s meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico of American Ornithological Society and Birds Caribbean. Here is a list of presentations that include former and current Burns lab members … Continue reading →

Time for an update of recent Burns lab news! First off, we had a great semester in Biology 524 Ornithology class. It was wonderful to do a full set of in person field trips for the first time since 2018, … Continue reading →

Introducing the Inti Tanager! – a genus and species of bird new to science from the Andes of Peru and Bolivia. The world “Inti” is the Quechua word for Sun, reflecting the bright yellow color of the bird. The bird was spotted … Continue reading →

Burns lab members past and present will be well represented at this week’s virtual American Ornithological Society Conference. Here is a list of presentations that include former and current Burns lab members (in bold). Current members also have an asterisk. … Continue reading →

Nick Vinciguerra is back in San Diego for a visit, so this gave us a chance for a little in-person celebration of his MS defense since we couldn’t celebrate in person last year. Organized by Jenna – a little bird … Continue reading →

Time for an update of Burns lab news from the past 6 months. First off, I would like to highlight three recent papers by Burns lab students: Nick Vinciguerra published one of the chapters of his MS thesis, looking at … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I updated this page, but a lot has happened in the Burns lab in the past 1.5 years or so. Of course, Covid has been challenging, but we are still continuing, and there are many … Continue reading →

Burns lab members past and present will be well represented at next week’s virtual North American Ornithological Conference. In a perfect world, this meeting was going to be in Puerto Rico. Nevertheless, the conference and talks look awesome. Here is … Continue reading →

  Burns lab members past and present will be well represented at next week’s American Ornithological Society Meeting in Anchorage, Alaska. Here is a list of presentations by both former and current Burns lab members (in bold): Wednesday 1100 Population … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Rosalyn Price-Waldman for successfully defended her MS thesis. Her project investigated the interplay of natural and sexual selection in diversification. Rosalyn will begin working on her PhD in Cassie Stoddard’s lab at Princeton this fall. She will be … Continue reading →