Interview with Dr. Mills
Animal Education with Cole Shirk interviewed Dr. Scott Mills, giving a fantastic overview of seasonal coat color mismatch and the polymorphic populations we are currently studying.
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- Collaborator Dr. Paulo Célio Alves’ recent visit to Raleigh
- Post-doc Dr. Eugenia Bragina returns from leading a workshop at WCS Russia
- Welcome to our new website, back at University of Montana!
- Arctic fox color monitoring in Sweden: Short note and pictures from the field
- Introducing visiting PhD student Faraz Akrim
- New research coming out on black bears in Colorado led by Mills lab alumnus Dr. Heather Johnson
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- New publication from PhD candidate Tshewang Wangchuk on snow leopard phylogeography
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- Tomorrow 4/20/18 - Come to UM's GradCon 2018 to see two presentations by the Mills Lab
- Our Science article featured in the New York Times
- New Nat Geo Blog by MS student Tashi Dhendup: Chasing Tigers In Royal Manas National Park: To Umling
- Putting the Moves in Science Communication
- Lisa Mills interviewed for A New Angle podcast on Elephant Friendly Tea
- Congratulations to Dr. Julie (Betsch) Weckworth on her successful dissertation defense
- New citizen science 'game' to test efficacy of seasonal camouflage
- Two new films showcasing our coat color work
- Mills Lab publishes new article in Science: Research reveals the genomic basis of polymorphic winter coat colors for snowshoe hares
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- Attending the Wildlife Conservation Network Expo
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- One of our hares made it into the journal Science again, this time on the cover!
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- The Mills lab takes the Montana Wildlife Society conference by storm!
- The Mills Lab is on Fire: Four successful defenses in April!
- New lab publication from M.S. candidate Brandon Davis and PhD candidate Alex Kumar
- Reflections from Scott on our 2019 graduates, and new students
- The Mills lab at the 2019 Wildlife Society annual conference in Reno
- The Telegraph India and National Geographic cover Elephant Friendly™ Tea
- New podcast on Lisa Mills' work with Elephant Friendly Tea
- The passing of my PhD advisor, my hero and greatest professional mentor
- Alex Kumar defends his dissertation online with a smashing success
- Mills Lab publishes new article in Science: Research identifies areas where evolution could rescue animals threatened by climate change
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