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{Anna Schroll}

YUKO ULRICH

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Principal Investigator

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I am interested in the interplay between social organization and disease resistance in animal societies. I received my PhD from ETH Zurich, where I investigated the evolutionary ecology of disease transmission in a trypanosome-bumblebee system under the supervision of Paul Schmid-Hempel. During my postdoc in the group of Daniel Kronauer at the Rockefeller University, I helped establish the clonal raider ant as a model for the study of social and collective behavior. I then started an independent research group at the University Lausanne, which moved to ETH Zurich, and finally, to the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology.

EDUCATION & RESEARCH

2008 - 2012​

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ETH Zurich

Doctoral studies with Paul Schmid-Hempel

2020 - â€‹2021

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ETH Zurich, Switzerland

ERC and SNSF-funded Assistant Professor ​

2017 - â€‹2020

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University of Lausanne, Switzerland

SNSF Ambizione Fellow​

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2021 - â€‹

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Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology

Lise Meitner Group Leader

2012 - 2017​

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The Rockefeller University, New York

Postdoctoral fellow with Daniel Kronauer

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SNSF Advanced Postdoc. Mobility Fellowship 

Women&Science Fellowship 

SNSF Prospective Researcher Fellowship 

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