​Michael P. Moore
 
​Biodiversity Post-Doctoral Fellow
Living Earth Collaborative 
St. Louis, MO USA

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I'm a biologist that studies the evolution of animal life cycles and mating systems. 

Check out more details about my work on the Research and Publications pages!

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NEWS & UPDATES

2021
October

• Really excited to work with Science Journal for Kids to adapt our dragonfly research for use in K-12 classrooms

August

• Recent PNAS article on climatic adaptation in dragonflies highlighted as an exciting new study by Nature Climate Change

July

• The newspaper "The Hill" asked me to contribute an op-ed about dragonflies and global change
• Had a fun time chatting live in-studio about our research  with Sarah Fenske and St. Louis on the Air (on St. Louis Public Radio)
• Research published in PNAS covered by CNN, The Guardian, The Hill, New Scientist, and several other media outlets

May

• Paper with great team of WashU undergrads, Kim Medley, & Kasey Fowler-Finn accepted to PNAS

April

• Paper accepted to Biology Letters
• Really exciting to talk about the promise of citizen science for evolutionary biology research in the American Philosophical Society's recent panel discussion

March

• Paper led by great SLU collaborators Noah Leith, Anthony Macchiano, & Kasey Fowler-Finn accepted to Current Opinions in Insect Science​
• Was awesome getting to meet with folks and present on my research at the University of North Carolina

January

• Paper with Ryan Martin accepted to The American Naturalist

2020
October

• Was a real honor presenting at the 46th Annual Hefner Seminar at the University of Miami (OH)'s Hefner Museum. Check out the replay of the amazing Carrie Seltzer from iNaturalist and I discussing citizen science and how it's used in ecology & evolution research (here).
• Had a great time giving a virtual seminar for one of my alma maters, Murray State University 

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