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Max Stüwe

@maxille.bsky.social

PhD Student at the University of Rostock. Obsessed with fish heads, dnd, and punk

Max Stüwe @maxille.bsky.social · 06/02/2025

I am proud to announce that I have won the Invited Speaker Contest and will give a Keynote talk about my research at the Morphology Meeting in Kiel! I can't wait to talk about fish, Anatomical Networks, and Evo-Devo and I am looking forward to hearing all the other talks! @morphonews.bsky.social

Title Slide of a Powerpoint. The Title is "A Burden to be a Fish? - Riedl's Burden tested using Anatomical Networks and heterochrony analyses of the actinopterygian cranium."
The authors are Max Stüwe, Jörg Hammel, and Benjamin Naumann. Below is listed that it will be for the Morphology Meeting on the 22nd of February 2025.
Two logos are visible. One of the Allgemeine und Spezielle Zoologie Rostock and one of the Deutsche Elektronen Synchrotron aka DESY.
7 Skulls of Various Fish are visible and arranged in a Star-pattern looking to the center. The Species are the Australian Lungfish (provided by Alice Clement et al. 2015), the ornate Birchir (provided by Lemberg et al. 2021), Austrolebia nigripinnis, the Lake Sturgeon (provided by Tim Rowe via Morphosource), the Cuban Gar (provided by Scherrer et al. 2017), the Zebrafish (provided by Stacy Nguyen), the Bowfin (provided by the Florida Museum of Natural History)

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Max Stüwe @maxille.bsky.social · 06/02/2025

I am proud to announce that I have won the Invited Speaker Contest and will give a Keynote talk about my research at the Morphology Meeting in Kiel! I can't wait to talk about fish, Anatomical Networks, and Evo-Devo and I am looking forward to hearing all the other talks! @morphonews.bsky.social

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