LATEST NEWS

Register now for the American Institute of Biological Sciences Communications Boot Camp in October!

SSE members get $55 off registration - email communciations@evolutionsociety.org before registering in order to claim this discount.

Learn more and register here. 

Congratulations to this year’s Dobzhansky Prize winner, Dr. Molly Schumer!

Did you miss a talk at Evolution, or want to revisit one you saw? The videos of recorded talks are available on the Evolution Meetings Youtube channel here.

Congratulations to the 2017 Hamilton Award winner, Emily Behrman, and Honorable Mention recipients, Jasmine Ono, Foen Peng, and Chathurani Ranathunge!

Congratuations to Megan Greischar, winner of this year’s R. A. Fisher Prize! Her winning paper was “Predicting optimal transmission investment in malaria parasites.” (Evolution (2016) 70:1542-1558.)

The Society of Evolution Education and Outreach Committee is pleased to announce the winner of the 2017 T.H. Huxley Award, Laura Bankers and colleagues working on the National Center for Science Education (NCSE)'s booster club initiative.

Welcome to the new website! In addition to design changes, functional changes include a new format for news articles and an updated main menu. Many thanks to Information & Technology Director Rob Brandt for programming the new site. If you have any problems with the site, please email the Communications Specialist Kati Moore at communications@evolutionsociety.org.

The annual meeting is this week! Be sure to check out the full program online and try out the “Create Itinerary” function to save talks and events in your schedule, either through the meeting website or the mobile app, available for Apple and Android devices here.

Congratulations to the 27 graduate students who were selected to receive a Rosemary Grant Research Award from the SSE!  

Congratulations to this year's Stephen Jay Gould Prize Winner, Dr. Timothy R. Birkhead!

The first issue of the new open access journal run by SSE and ESEB is now live! 

Thank you to all who participated in a March for Science, either in DC or at one of the 600+ satellite marches around the world!

Symposium proposal submissions for Evolution 2018 in Montpellier, France are now open!