The LTEE Leaderboard Goes Live
Over the last 36 years, many researchers have contributed to the LTEE by performing the daily transfers of the 12 E. coli populations. Most of… Read More »The LTEE Leaderboard Goes Live
Researchers
Who Moved My Genes? Analyzing Chromosomal Rearrangements in the LTEE
There is a quote by Theodosius Dobzhansky that goes: “Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.” In response, I wish to… Read More »Who Moved My Genes? Analyzing Chromosomal Rearrangements in the LTEE
The First Thousand Generations at UT
We’re now through the first 150 days of continuing the LTEE at UT Austin. I want to take this opportunity to introduce and thank the… Read More »The First Thousand Generations at UT
Nkrumah Grant and Kyle Card are in the Hood
The best part of the LTEE is the wonderful people who’ve worked on it over the years including graduate and undergraduate students, postdocs, technicians, and… Read More »Nkrumah Grant and Kyle Card are in the Hood
Neerja Hajela Retires as All-Time LTEE Champion
Neerja Hajela has worked on the LTEE for over 22 years as a technician and lab manager. But alas, she is now retiring. Neerja has… Read More »Neerja Hajela Retires as All-Time LTEE Champion
Science: The Man Who Bottled Evolution
Elizabeth Pennisi describes the LTEE at 25 years. She interviews some of the people whose contributions have helped the LTEE survive and flourish, while also… Read More »Science: The Man Who Bottled Evolution