Science Communication Resources
Project: MORPH!
Video #1: What is Herpetology?
This video is part of the "Project: MORPH!" series, which is a collaboration between the Davis Rabosky Lab and the UM Museum of Natural History.
Project: MORPH! was produced by the students of EEB 450 - to translate herpetology into real-world applications that benefit both students and society in new ways.
Project: MORPH!
Video #2: What is EEB 450, and what exactly is Project: MORPH!?
During the pandemic in Winter 2021, our class created student-led projects using CT scans to peer inside some museum specimens for the first time. You can see more of the student projects in the Undergraduate Showcase!
Project: MORPH!
Video #3: How do we communicate our science?
How did we turn CT scans into museum exhibits? See more of the student projects here:
Snake anti-predator displays
We've been recording and analyzing snake responses to simulated predator cues in the field - see some of our data from Peru that accompanied our 2021 BJLS paper!
TED-style talk:
snake robots!
Former postdoc Talia Moore and I were featured speakers at the MCubed symposium - what does our collaboration between EEB and Engineering look like?