Michael Orr
I am currently a Chinese Academy of Sciences President's International Fellowship Initiative (PIFI) Postdoctoral Fellow in the lab of Dr. Chao-Dong Zhu in Beijing.
My research program centers on a fundamental, multi-faceted question:
Where do bees live, what determines their distributions (e.g., traits, floral hosts), and how do such constraints influence individuals, populations, and species?
I am currently a Chinese Academy of Sciences President's International Fellowship Initiative (PIFI) Postdoctoral Fellow in the lab of Dr. Chao-Dong Zhu in Beijing.
My research program centers on a fundamental, multi-faceted question:
Where do bees live, what determines their distributions (e.g., traits, floral hosts), and how do such constraints influence individuals, populations, and species?
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10/25/18 - Presented on mimicry in Chinese bees at Nankai Uni.
8/20/18 - Awarded the National Science Foundation of China's Young Scholars Grant for continued mimicry research
7/6/18 - First season of Chinese field work completed in Yunnan and Sichuan
10/25/18 - Presented on mimicry in Chinese bees at Nankai Uni.
8/20/18 - Awarded the National Science Foundation of China's Young Scholars Grant for continued mimicry research
7/6/18 - First season of Chinese field work completed in Yunnan and Sichuan
Left: The Anthophora pueblo system. Ascosphaera picture credit to Amber Tripodi.
