The Steinhardt Museum of Natural History Post-Doctoral Fellowships recipients

We congratulate the 14 recipients of the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History Post-Doctoral Fellowships.

The recipients join 40 previous post-docs who carried out different aspects of biodiversity research.

Good luck!

Zohar Yanai	Taxonomy and ecology of Hydropsychidae larvae (Insecta: Trichoptera) in Israel
Yonatan Meresman	Intra-specific wing-shape diversification: a geometric-morphometry approach
Marco Antonio Ribeiro Júnior	A taxonomic revision of seven Israeli reptiles using four methodological approaches
Bina Perl	Resolving the phylogeny, geographical distribution and population structures of Middle East tree frogs in Israel
Tali Magory Cohen	Living on the edge: cryptic diversity in peripheral populations of horseshoe bats
Bat-Sheva Rothman	Co-introductions of fishes and their parasites in the Mediterranean Sea
Or Ben-Zvi	Corallimorpharians and actiniarians of Eilat, Red Sea
Tal Idan	Mesophotic sponge community at the Israeli Mediterranean coast
Sofia Paraskevopoulou	Rotifers of Israel: Taxonomy, Phylogeography and Genetic Adaptation under Extreme Environmental Conditions
Shira Penner	Relationships of phylogeny biogeography and evolution of propagule traits in Medicago and Trigonella (Fabaceae)
Abra Spiciarich	The Tel Moẓa Archaeozoological Collection: Faunal Remains from an Iron Age Agricultural and Cultic Center in Ancient Judah
Pnina Cohen	Project I: The search for the lost Negev Byzantine heirloom grapevine cultivar Project II: Human effect on striped hyena population in the Judean Desert during the mid-Holocene
Alon Shepon	Nutrition sensitive aquaculture for sustainable development:Optimizing environmental conservation and human food security in data-poor locations
Ronit Justo-Hanani	The politics of artificial intelligence regulation and governance reform in the EU