March 2024: James Boothroyd, Ph.D Candidate in our research group, has received the university-wide Graduate Student Teaching Award. This is an incredible accomplishment. Congratulations to James on a job well done.
March 2024: Congratulations to undergraduate researcher, Giovanna Avellar Figueredo, for acceptance into the UF University Scholars Program for the 2024-2025 academic year. We look forward to working with you on some exciting projects.
January 2024: Yichen Li, James Boothroyd, and Christine Miller delivered research presentations at the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) meeting in Seattle.
October 2023: A hearty welcome to Christina Salerno, a new postdoctoral associate in the lab.
September 2023: Congratulations to James Boothroyd for advancing to Ph.D. candidacy.
August 2023: We are busy visiting the Florida outdoors to collect prickly pear for all our (exciting) upcoming projects. All this planning, and now its time to get these projects going.
August 2023: Alva Mihalik joins the lab as a intern for the next year. Welcome!
July 2023: Dr. Miller is back in Florida after a terrific year-long sabbatical in the U.K.
April 2023: We are advertising multiple positions! See the Opportunities page for more details.
February 2023: Are you an early career faculty or advanced postdoc working in the field of animal behavior? If so, consider registering for the Weaving the Future of Animal Behavior (WFAB) 2023 workshop. Gail Patricelli, Karan Odom, and I are organizing the events this year!
January 2023: Yichen Li presented a poster at the SICB 2023 meeting in Austin, Texas.
November 2022: Congratulations to Yichen Li for successfully completing her M.S. proposal on the effect of male-male competition on female injury.
November 2022: Dr. Christine Miller spoke as part of the Behavior, Ecology, and Evolution Seminar Series at the University of Cambridge.
October 2022: Sam Zlotnik successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation and is soon moving on to a career in science-writing.
August 2022: Dr. Christine Miller is in Cambridge, UK for a year-long academic sabbatical!
August 2022: The Miller Lab has received a $1.2M National Science Foundation award to advance understanding on the evolution of animal weaponry.