Layton Lab
The Layton Lab is located at the School of Biological Sciences, University of Aberdeen. Our research uses genomic tools to resolve systematic and biogeographic patterns in marine invertebrates, to identify drivers of marine speciation and adaptation and to predict how biodiversity will respond to future climate change. The group has a particular interest in improving genomic resources for marine invertebrates (especially molluscs) and in continuing efforts to document global biodiversity.
Layton Lab News
BES & RCUK Conferences
December 2022
Ethan and Victoria presented posters at the British Ecological Society Conference in Edinburgh, and Michelle helped organize the Reef Conservation UK Conference in London. Well done team!
BBSRC Partnership
November/December 2022
Kara received funds from BBSRC to travel to Queensland to attend the Malacological Society of Australasia Congress and to start new collaborations with researchers at JCU and UQ.