The Powers Lab began 2018 with their annual trip to the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) meeting in San Francisco, CA (January 3-7). Traveling to the meeting to present their research data were Don Powers along with undergraduate researchers Isabelle Hoyven Cisnaros and Kaheela Reid. Don presented the lab’s continuing work on heat dissipation by hovering hummingbirds at high environmental temperature. Both students also presented with Isabelle presenting her work on nighttime body temperature management by hummingbirds and Kaheela presenting her work on how hummingbirds might dissipate heat from their bills. Lab collaborators Bret Tobalske (University of Montana), Anusha Shankar (Stony Brook University) and Jeff Yap (Simon Fraser University) were also at the meeting and made presentations. Anusha presented some additional data on hummingbird nighttime body temperature management and Jeff presented our collaborative work in reproductive energetics in zebra finches. In all the lab was involved in five presentations make for a successful meeting!
Nature- Put patients at the centre of medical AI governance September 8, 2026
- How countries can grow without impoverishing future generations September 8, 2026
- A data leak shut a top research biobank: lessons from the recovery September 8, 2026
Science- This comic is drawing women into prehistory September 7, 2026
- Outrage greets NIH pact that could funnel biodefense research funds to Pentagon September 5, 2026
- To prevent forest fires, Trump wants to end a road-building ban. Scientists are skeptical September 4, 2026
AJP – Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology- Low-load blood flow restriction training and ischemia modulate expression of Na+,K+-ATPase and FXYDs in human skeletal muscle September 3, 2026
- Severe heat stress exposure as a hidden driver of future cardiovascular disease: a narrative review of animal and human studies September 1, 2026
- Reply to Montain et al. August 31, 2026
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