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#26 - Tahlia Pollock - Repeated evolution of extreme sabre-tooth morphology explained by optimality
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#25 - Corentin Loron - Exceptional preservation in the Rhynie chert: molecular fingerprints resolved in situ down to sub-micron scales
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#24 - Paul Pearson - Evolution in the mesopelagic twilight zone is regulated by a temperature- dependent biological pump
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#23 - Fernando Blanco - Echoes from the past: unveiling deep-time functional dynamics through network analysis
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#22 - Bethany Allen - The impact of fossil tips on reconstructing trait evolution using phylogenetic comparative methods
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#21 - Sihang Zhang - Unveiling the third eye of the earliest vertebrates
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#20 - Douglas Erwin - The role of ecosystem engineering in novelty and innovation
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#19 - Bryan Shirley- Current issues with conodont tissues
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#18 - Sarah Jamison-Todd - Osedax bioerosion in marine reptiles: the evolution of an ecosystem engineer
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#17 - Laura Devine - The experimental effects of wave processes on arthropod taphonomy: implications for Lagerstätten and small carbonaceous fossils
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#16 - Nora Corthésy - Kaolinite causes mineralization and stabilization of soft tissues within days during marine shrimp decay experiments
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#15 - Robert Sansom - Life after death: characterizing the microbial communities responsible for decomposition and fossilization
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#14 - James Mulqueeney - Landmark-free morphometrics suggests different paths of mammalian evolution through the Cenozoic
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#13 - Jack Cooper - How has shark functional diversity changed through geological time?
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#12 - Merle Greif - Reconstructing feeding behaviour and diet in Devonian ctenacanth chondrichthyans using tooth wear analysis and finite element analysis
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#11 - Thomas Smith - Fossilization can mislead analyses of phenotypic disparity
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#10 - Yara Haridy - Tooth origins and the convergent evolution of sensory structures
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#9 - Klara Widrig - LGBTQ+ Meetup and talk - The story of Franz Nopcsa
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#8 - Jorge Esteve - Developmental and functional constraints drove ontogenetic change in protective enrolment in an ancient arthropod
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#7 - Stephen Pates - Euarthropod horseshoe carapace convergence shaped by hydrodynamics?
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#6 - Kristína Kocáková - Neoselachian diversification dynamics and age dependent extinction
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#5 - Imran Rahman - Ediacaran marine animal forests and the ventilation of the oceans
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#4 - Alison Cribb - How to engineer a habitable planet: new frameworks for understanding the rise and fall of marine ecosystem engineers through Earth history
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#3 - William McMahon - The first plants changed the planet and they used mud to do it
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#2 - Adrijan Kosir - Modern and ancient root-related calcretes: calcium carbonate biomineralization in the rhizosphere as a soil ecosystem engineering mechanism
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#1 - Luke Parry - Exploring the macroevolutionary impact of ecosystem engineers using an individual-based eco-evolutionary simulation