some tools (basically for me):

search google scholar:


use an RSS compiler to find recent bat articles

search web of science

access electronic journals directly through brown university

recent news:



[20090312] The Journal of Experimental Biology has published my ceiling paper!

You can read the paper itself here .

You can see the movies here: four-point landing or two-point landing.

Press:

Interview (mp3) on Canada's national science radio show, quirks & quarks.

The New York Times.

Carl Zimmer's Blog The Loom.

Wired Online.

I don't even know what Metafilter is.

Brown University's press release.

[20090228] Four day trip to Trinidad, including two travel days. Managed to see two new species, Pteronotus personatus and Eptesicus brasiliensis. Pictures here

[20090118] I've been teaching myself LaTeX. I redid my cv as an excercise. Here's the finished product and the template I used to get started.

[20081228] I caught Molossus molossus tonight in Anguilla. That brings the total to 100. Booya.

[20081215] Nancy Simmons, at the AMNH, was kind enough to show me the two most exciting bat fossils in the world: Icaronycteris index and Onychonycteris finneyi.