Happy Darwin Day, everyone!
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From Oct. 9-30, the University of Guelph and Ed Video are hosting a special art exhibit entitled “This View of Life: Evolutionary Art for the Year of Darwin“. It was organized by professors in four departments: Integrative Biology, Philosophy, History, and English and Theatre Studies, and was curated by Scott McGovern of Ed Video. [...] Like many institutions, the University of Guelph is hosting a series of events in celebration of the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth and the 150th anniversary of the publication of the Origin of Species. Two of them, a teachers’ workshop and the Yodzis Colloquium, have already run, but there is another coming up that [...] On May 19, the University of Guelph is holding a workshop on evolution education open to teachers from southern Ontario (and elsewhere if you’re willing to travel). Evolution Education WorkshopMay 19, University of Guelph Speakers: Brian Alters Evolution educator and researcher, McGill University These two meetings are coming up in May, one at the University of Guelph and one at McMaster University. If you are in the area, you are welcome and encouraged to register and attend! The Peter Yodzis Colloquium 2009 – Frontiers in EvolutionMay 20-21, University of Guelph Speakers: David Sloan Wilson (levels of selection) I wonder what Drs. Pallen and Wilkins think of this story? Darwin’s Pianist Wife Influenced Theories (Discovery Channel) Or the Darwin IQ test? John Wilkins has started a nice series of posts discussing Myths about Darwin (you don’t have to agree with them altogether, but you should read them). So far Myth 1: Darwin did not believe in the reality of species Myth 2: Darwin did not explain the origin of species in The Origin of Species Myth 3: Darwin was a [...] Check this out: Darwin the Buddhist? Empathy Writings Reveal Parallels (National Geographic) … Indeed, after reading Darwin’s work on emotions, the Dalai Lama told Ekman he “would consider himself a Darwinian.” Comments thread open. Even though I am only really photogenic in person, I decided I ought to post a photo of what I am wearing today on Darwin Day. It’s by a relatively unknown young designer named, um, me. Available here.
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T. Ryan Gregory 
I am an evolutionary biologist specializing in genome size evolution at the University of Guelph in Canada.
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