Maydianne Andrade
Principal Investigator
BSc SFU, MSc U Toronto, PhD Cornell
CV_Sept 2016
E-mail: mandrade@utsc.utoronto.ca.
Malcolm (BSc Oberlin, PhD Nebraska). Malcolm spent one year as a post-doctoral fellow in the lab. He is currently a post-doc in the lab of Dr. Damian Elias at UCBerkeley. Check out Malcolm’s publications here. |
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Emily completed her PhD on sexual selection and male mate choice in western black widow spiders in 2013. She is currently applying her ‘big data’ wizardry as a research associate in the Applied Educational Research group at the Michner Institute. |
Luciana completed her PhD on the evolution of sex pheromones in 2015. She is currently a post-doctoral researcher in my lab. |
Megan (co-supervised with AC Mason) completed her MSc on mate guarding and sexual selection in 2015. |
Jeff completed his PhD on interacting mechanisms of sexual selection in 2010. He was awarded an NSERC post-doctoral fellowship to work in the Behaviour Research Group of Dr. Tom Tregenza (U Exeter). | Neurobiology & Behavior with HK Reeve at Cornell University (commenced in September 2012). | Maria completed her MSc on the effects of appendage loss on developmental tradeoffs in 2010. After working as an Andrade lab technician for 2 years, she applied for and was awarded an NSERC CGSM fellowship to support her PhD work inMichael completed his PhD on developmental plasticity and fluctuating selection. He was awarded two post-doctoral fellowships (one from NSERC and one from ARC), and is now a Senior Lecturer at the University of New South Wales. E-mail: m.kasumovic@unsw.edu.au |
Daniela completed an MSc on the effects of juvenile experience on adult mating behaviour in 2006. She is currently the Conservation Manager at the Wellington Zoo (New Zealand). | yoni.brandt@gmail.com | Yoni worked on sexual dimorphism, allometry and communication in fishes and spiders. He is currently a post-doctoral fellow at the University of South Dakota. E-mail:Gerry is an expert arachnid systematist & taxonomist. He worked on allometry and morphometrics of Tetragnathids. He is currently a Research Associate at the BioDiversity Institute of Ontario. |
Chad’s work focused on behavoiural syndromes in black widow spiders. He is currently an Associate Professor at Arizona State University West. | Lindsay examined post-copulatory sexual selection in redback spiders. She is now involved in exhibit design at the Royal Ontario Museum. | Gillian examined multiple mating in scaly crickets. She is now an administrative assistant at the Canadian Foundation for Innovation. |