- SICB
2020 Annual Meeting Jan 3-7, Austin, TX: Call for Symposia. Deadline is 24 August 2018
- SICB
2018 Annual Meeting HighlightsJan 3-7, 2018, San Francisco, CA
Major Lectures
- Plenary Lecture: Carl Zimmer, science-writer, author, and
columnist for The New York Times - Science and Scandal: Reporting on Biology
In An Age of Controversy (View/Download Presentation Slides here)
- Bartholomew Award Lecture: Caroline Williams, University
of California, Berkeley - Cold Truths: Evolutionary Impacts of Winter on
Terrestrial Ectotherms
- Bern Lecture: David Norris, University of Colorado at
Boulder - Five Decades of Environmental Comparative Endocrinology
- John A. Moore Lecture: Katayoun Chamany, Eugene Lang
College for Liberal Arts, The New School - From STEM to STREAMD:
Responsibility, Arts, and Design for Inclusive Learning
- From Small and Squishy to Big and Armored: Genomic, Ecological and
Paleontological Insights into the Early Evolution of Animals
- Science Through Narrative: Engaging Broad Audiences
- Behavioral and Physiological Adaptation to Urban Environments
- A Challenge to Define Stress
- Science Through Story
- Visual Note-taking
- Beyond Traditional Mentors
- Biology on a Budget
- George A. Bartholomew Award – Caroline Williams, University
of California, Berkeley
- M. Patricia Morse Award – William Hoese, California State
University, Fullerton
- Dorothy M. Skinner Award – Kirstin Brink, University of
British Columbia
- The Student Support Committee announced funding of 28 Grants in aid of
Research (GIAR) and 7 Fellowships of Graduate Student Travel (FGST) awards,
which were granted to students from all 11 SICB divisions. The newly establishedSteven Vogel Award was presented to Sarah Amonett, University of Mississippi.
- Best Student Presentation Winners receive awards sponsored by Wiley/Blackwell. Congratulations to all winners!
- Newsletter Fall 2017
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- SICB 2017 Election Results
- SICB Science News: Stories by Student Journalists - 2017 Annual Meeting (New Orleans)
Eye-tuned: how starfish stay home.
By Amanda Franklin
Have no fear with nano-spheres: anti-reflectance in ocean amphipods.
By Alice Chou
Tiny acorn ants reveal secrets of urban evolution.
By Mary Lauterbur
Rewinding the Tape with Jumping Spiders: How Predictable is
Evolution?.
By Dina Navon
Artificial noise: an innovative approach to bird conservation and management.
By Corrie J. Navis
- Results of the 2016 SICB Member Survey
Oxford University Press offers a 25% discount to SICB members
SICB-Wide Symposia
Workshop Highlights
Awards Presented
Storybooth Videos – videos of short stories about science experiences
