Absolutely thrilled to have been selected and awed by the company I am joining. Thank you, GuggenheimFoundation and the larger ecosystem that supports all creative work in the arts and sciences. #guggfellows2024

I am so grateful to Mpala Research Centre and all of its staff for the incredible opportunities and support I've had over these last 20 years. Asante sana🐘

Seven #PrincetonU faculty members have been named 2024 GuggenheimFoundation, the largest faculty cohort since 2017.

This year’s recipients are Angela Creager, Rebecca Lazier, Jan-Werner Müller, Robert M. Pringle, Kim Lane Scheppele, Anna Shields and Corina Tarnita. bit.ly/3vQD8fo

So happy to say I successfully defended my PhD thesis yesterday....Thanks so much to everyone who made this possible!! Thanks to my supervisors Jens Svenning and Robert Buitenwer. Also my examiners Robert M. Pringle and Bente Graae for a thoroughly enjoyable discussion

Robert M. Pringle Presentation by Bebo Tenente: Multi-modal food partitioning by savanna ungulates: niche differentiation along plant-taxonomy and foraging-height axes in spiral-horned antelopes (Tragelaphus spp.) #SSNM2024

Serengeti’s ‘breathtaking’ mammal migration shaped by grazers’ diets | Science | AAAS science.org/content/articl…

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In his annual State of the University letter, President Eisgruber calls Princeton “stronger than ever” and urges all Princetonians to serve as ambassadors for the University and for the value of higher education in America.

Read the letter: bit.ly/3O9CtLR

A new study from #PrincetonU researchers shows, in real-time, what helps wildlife endure a cyclone. bit.ly/3NepdFe

Super excited to announce that I am looking to fill a 2-year position for a Postdoc fellowship on African wildlife ecology, evolution, and conservation genetics. Please see the full advertisement link here: howard.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/HU/job/E-E-Jus…

Happy Thanksgiving! I’m grateful for an amazing job that lets me celebrate incredible and impactful science. I love covering Robert M. Pringle’s team and their incredible work with the ecosystem recovery of Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park.

Impact of a catastrophic tropical cyclone on large African mammals go.nature.com/3uer7zk

Nature research paper: Trait-based sensitivity of large mammals to a catastrophic tropical cyclone go.nature.com/40Dp0B4

When Cyclone Idai swept through Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park in May 2019, #PrincetonU researchers and colleagues from around the world documented its impact on wildlife using trail cameras and animal-tracking devices that had been in use before the storm. bit.ly/3SOVSEY

Great piece by Liz Fuller-Wright!
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