Whew! This year has been challenging for many reasons, but that is all the more reason to highlight the good moments. The lab has been fortunate enough to have a spate of extremely good luck recently and we figured it was time to have a little Muñoz Lab victory lap:

• Martha and Eric Riddell (Iowa State) received funding for their NSF proposal to study ecophysiological evolution in woodland salamanders 
• Martha and Josef Uyeda (Virginia Tech) received a grant from the Templeton foundation to investigate micro- and macroevolutionary approaches in physiology
• Martha, Luke Frishkoff (UT Arlington) and Luke Mahler (U. Toronto) received an NSF grant to study niche evolution and community assembly in Caribbean anoles
• Christine Ho, an undergraduate in the lab, received the Yale College Dean's Research Fellowship to continue her research this summer
• Ed Burress and Martha had a paper accepted for publication in Systematic Biology
• Meaghan Gade will be joining the lab as a postdoctoral researcher this summer
• Nathalie Alomar received an NSF GRFP and will be joining the lab as a PhD student in the fall
• Saúl Domínguez Guerrero was awarded the Yale Endowed Postdoctoral Fellowship and will be joining the lab as a postdoctoral researcher beginning in the fall
• Henry Camarillo received the prestigious Ford Foundational Graduate Fellowship

We are overwhelmed by the incredible achievements of our lab members and extend a well-deserved congratulations to all! 

The Muñoz Lab has a lot of exciting recent updates that we will be sharing imminently!

More generally moving forward, this will be our space to post updates about lab happenings. We are also planning to update with blog posts about current research coming out of the lab, so stay tuned!