Check out this new blog post written Sarah Stinson and Mallory Bedwell for the the IEP Directed Studies Synthesis blog about eDNA and how it is being used to monitor species in the San Franscisco Estuary:

Hide And Seq: Environmental DNA Sequencing To Monitor Species In The San Francisco Estuary

Visit the Costal Marine Sciences Institute's Blog to read a recent interview with Andrea Schreier, PhD. The article titled: "There’s a new detective in town: SHERLOCK technology is reimagining species detection and identification in fish" profiles a few of the exciting projects at the GVL.

A recent publication, first authored by GVL lab manager Emily Funk, PhD, was selected as an Editor's Choice Article by the Journal of Experimental Zoology. The program highlights one paper per issue and is chosen based on the impact of the topic and scientific quality. The article, titled Dorsoventral inversion of the air‐filled organ (lungs, gas bladder) in vertebrates: RNAsequencing of laser capture microdissected embryonic tissue,  will be available to freely download for a period of 2 months!

GVL grad student & climber extraordinaire Shannon Joslin just published a fantastic guidebook for bouldering in Yosmite complete with essays, photos and over 1,300 bouldering problems.

You can order the Yosemite Bouldering from Sentinel Press here.

Congratulations Shannon! 

"The gene-editing technology CRISPR has been used for a variety of agricultural and public health purposes — from growing disease-resist

**UPDATE 4/15/2020: Please note that the below link to the job description has updated content from a previous version.  The initial posting stated that funding would be provided "entirely from the candidate's external grants". This information has been corrected. Please see the job posting for a full description of research and collaborative funding opportunities for this position. 

Congratulations to Shayan Kaveh who was just featured in the UC Davis Magazine! Please see Shayan's feature below where he discusses his experience as an undergraduate research intern at the GVL and visit the UC Davis Magazine site for full article written by Josephine Thornton.

Check out the most recent article posted by U.S. Fish and Wildlife about the Paiute Cutthroat Trout: The Rarest Trout in North America Makes a Comeback.  The GVL partnered with U.S. Fish and Wildlife to help manage the threatened Pauite Cutthroat trout population at Silver King Creek located in Carson-Iceberg Wilderness, California.  GVL scientists Dr.