Dr. Lindsey Dougherty is our last science selfie of the semester! “My work at CU has been in animal behavior, phylogeny, metabolomics, and morphology in the lab of Dr. Jingchun Li. But I'm happiest when working with animals underwater. Here is a recent interview I did with Wired that gives a glimpse into my research into the incredibly awesome disco clams!” Wow who doesn’t love disco clams?! We put a link to the Wired interview in our profile so be sure to check that out.
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Also, as many of you know, CU has a lot of faculty/students moving to work from home for the rest of the semester. In that vein, we are suspending the Science Selfie Series until summer. In the meantime, please send us your work from home selfies which we will be posting every other Monday for the rest of the semester.
We are back with our Science Selfie series. This time with Dr. Cassandra Brooks!
Cassandra Brooks, as Assistant Professor in Environmental Studies, working in the Ross Sea, Antarctica. While on the ice, when she's not doing research, she's busy making media to celebrate the austere beauty of this southern most continent. Cassandra works at the intersection of science, policy and the public towards achieving marine conservation, especially in Antarctica.
Keep up the great work!!
