The Scott Lab had a great weekend at the Annual Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry Workshop at Rice Lake. There were so many great student presentations and posters this year, the future of comparative physiology is in great hands! Congrats to Kayla for giving an excellent talk, and to Caileigh, Joyce, and Till for their greatContinue reading “The Scott Lab at Rice Lake 2024”
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Fish Nog 2023
Fish Nog 2023 was a great success! Thanks to all the members of the Scott Lab and to the rest of the physiologists in Biology for throwing a great holiday party. The long-standing departmental tradition continues!
Emma Zucker, MSc!
Emma Zucker successfully defended her MSc in the Scott Lab today! Congrats on an impressive thesis and an excellent oral defence. Well done Emma!!
The Scott Lab at CSZ 2023
The Scott Lab had a blast at the Canadian Society of Zoologists conference in Saskatoon. It was great to be back at an in-person CSZ meeting, the first since 2019! The science was great and the organizers did a fantastic job. Congrats to Ranim and Emma for giving excellent talks, and to Heather and KaylaContinue reading “The Scott Lab at CSZ 2023”
Team Deer Mouse in Denmark
Team deer mouse was well represented at How Animals Function in Denmark, a conference to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Zoophysiology at Aarhus University. Graham Scott and Till Harter were there from the Scott Lab, as were collaborators Jay Storz and Naim Bautista. It was a fantastic meeting, and great to see so many inspiringContinue reading “Team Deer Mouse in Denmark”
Biology Undergraduate Symposium
Congratulations to our fantastic undergrad thesis students – Caroline, Emily, and Tanisha – for their excellent thesis presentations in the 2023 McMaster Biology Undergraduate Symposium! Extra shout out to Caroline for winning a best presentation in physiology award! Awesome job everyone!
The Scott Lab has a new website!
This first post represents the official start of the new Scott Lab website. Check out the various pages to learn about our team, research interests, publications, news, and current opportunities in the lab. Thanks for reading!
