SSBJan 17, 2023

#SSB2023 in Mexico City is now over - and what a fantastic meeting it was! Wonderful people, exciting science, and a great location.

A HUGE thank you to all the organizers:

Susana Magallón, Santiago Ramírez, Hernán Vázquez, Ricardo García, Alejandro González, Ivalú Cacho, Virginia León, Alejandro Oceguera, Helga Ochoterena, Alejandro Zaldivar, Alejandra Moreno, Arturo Becerra, Pablo Vinuesa

@SystBiol is so grateful for all your hard work!

SSBJan 15, 2023

Thanks to the organizers for an outstanding and thought provoking forum this morning.

Now into the home stretch of #SSB2023 with lightning talks, posters, and a closing ceremony this afternoon and evening.

SSBJan 15, 2023
Attending #SSB2023 and interested in your own SSB sticker? Look for them on tables at lunch and coffee breaks this afternoon.
Dan MacGuiganJan 15, 2023
Very cool symposium at #SSB2023 on systematics in #México and the importance of language/cultural #inclusivity in #science!
Katherine Corn (she/her)Jan 15, 2023
Having an incredible time at #SSB2023 ! Loving the setup of lightning talks: so digestible and easy to listen to, and loving the emphasis on systematics in Mexico. And the art is hard to beat! @SystBiol
SSBJan 15, 2023
Starting the 2nd and final forum of #SSB2023: "A reflection on phylogenetics in Latin America: from our research to our researchers' community"
SSBJan 15, 2023
After an outstanding first day of #SSB2023, kicking off day 2 with another session of exciting lightning talks!
SSBJan 14, 2023
On to the 2nd session of lightning talks for day 1 at #SSB2023, after a sunny lunch outside. The first poster session to follow later this afternoon.
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@DMacGuig Yes, #SSB2023!
SSBJan 14, 2023

A great morning of lightning talks to kick off #SSB2023 today!

Now starting the first forum - "The burst of divergence-time estimation methods: a conversation on the how and why" with April Wright, Michael Landis, and Carl Rothfels