Australasian Society for Social and Affective Neuroscience

The SGR Research Group, led by Professor Carla M. Sgr, is based in Clayton, Victoria, and is part of Monash University. Their research focuses on the complex interactions between genetics, evolution, biodiversity, and climate change, particularly in ectothermic organisms like Drosophila species. Recent publications from the group explore various aspects of phenotypic plasticity, metabolic adaptations, and the impact of environmental factors on mutational covariances. Their work contributes to a deeper understanding of how species adapt to changing climates and the genetic underpinnings of these adaptations. Generated from the website

The Lab Rats Science Club in Clayton, Victoria, is a vibrant community designed for students in Year 5 to Year 8, where they engage with expert researchers across various scientific fields. Founded in 2010, the club fosters curiosity through hands-on investigations and experiments, encouraging members to explore and appreciate the wonders of science. Operating in partnership with the Australian Synchrotron and Swinburne University of Technology, Lab Rats provides unique learning opportunities in a world-class science facility. The club not only develops young scientists but also emphasizes the importance of sharing knowledge and experiences with their community. Generated from the website