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From time to time, members of the Sinclair lab are featured in the media. Sometimes this is because of a specific publication, sometimes our broader body of interest and work... and sometimes it's just because we were willing to pick up the phone! If you are in the media and would like to talk to one or more of us about our research, our door is always open. Your best approach is to drop Brent an email, with a brief description of what you are looking for. He's always happy to chat, but can also direct you to other lab members (or other scientists) who may provide a better expert perspective. We *love* talking about bugs, and will happily do so for any audience - try us! We are also always available to give talks, presentations, or outreach events for schools or community groups. Here are a few of our recent (and not-so-recent, if the links are still alive) appearances in the media: Beetle mitophagy in diapause 2022 - CBC Radio 2022 - New Scientist 2022 - Western Press Release What does this warm/cold/normal/snowy winter mean for bugs? 2019 - London Free Press 2019 - Western News 2019 - Bloomberg 2012 - Toronto Star How do bugs survive in cold places? 2019 - Ottawa Free Press 2019 - The Gazette 2018 - Open Mind (also in Spanish) 2018 - Geek.com 2015 - CBC TV and radio 2015 - Business Insider Appearances based on specific research: 2019 - Jantina Toxopeus' work on cricket freeze toerlance was featured on CBC Radio's Fresh Air. 2016 - Susan Anthony's work on thermal biology and immersion tolerance of Arctic pseudoscorpions was covered by the BBC. 2016 - Our work on the molecular mechanisms of cold acclimation was covered by the London Free Press, CTV news, and ScienceDaily. 2014 - Katie Marshall found a new kind of fat in flies while working in the lab! You can read about the work in Inside JEB, on LiveScience, in the London Free Press, or listen to the interview on CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks. 2013 - Our work on metabolism in frozen frogs was on CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks, This work was also featured in Inside JEB, and on the CBC website. 2012 - Heath MacMillan's seminal work on the role of ion balance in recovery from chill coma kicked up a storm. You can read about it everywhere from Phys.org to Nature World News to the London Free Press and cricket-breeding.com. 2012 - Brent Sinclair and Alice Dennis were interviewed on Radio New Zealand National's 'Our changing World' about the evolution of cold tolerance in stick insects. You can download the .mp3 here, or listen to it straight off the web: 2012 - Caroline Williams' work on the effects of mild winters on caterpillar
energetics was covered widely, here by ScienceDaily. 2018 - present - Check out postdoc Meghan Duell's Blog 2018 - Bug swarms on CBC News
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