Sopranos reference on Rutgers week. Well done @HokiesFB
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Check out this spotlight by @UFcoastal on awesome lab member and PhD Student @EmoryWellman ! ccs.eng.ufl.edu/emory-wellma…
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As you start the new year #2023, we want current #Monarchs & perspective ones to know how committed our faculty are to #research @ODU. Meet @BIOLOGYatODU Assist. Professor @TMSloey!
youtube.com/watch?v=RP0R7Ke6… #reignon #STEM #wetlands
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How to mislead in science: hide raw data in supp material (SM).
Just had a dept-wide reading group of a recent Science paper on latitudinal/temperature trends in predation pressure (10.1126/science.abc4916). Paper claims simple clean patterns (fig) but where are the data???
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For those of you on LinkedIn, please see the following advertisement for funded #MS and #PhD positions in #coastal #engineering starting Fall 2023. linkedin.com/posts/bretmwebb…
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Our summer field season (@Arctic_Oases) has almost come to close here @Toolik! However, the project has really just begun. We are seeking an additional grad student to join our team! @sfs_src @ESAAquatic @SIL_limnology #ESA2022. Please r/t! More info here: tinyurl.com/bdhrxyk6
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What a class!
For more on the Virginia Tech Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2022, click the link below and view the thread ⤵️
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Oysters are beneficial to the environment through their ability to function as natural water filters, with adult oysters filtering up to 50 gallons of water a day — enough for a 10-minute shower. They are also a good indicator of how contaminated or healthy an ecosystem is.
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In our Staff Blog, Mandy Sartain, who coordinates @MSCoastCleanup and works at @MSU_crec, talks about the plastic crisis and why we should decrease plastic use and production. bit.ly/37Pnh4N
ALT Two baskets of paper fish and plastic bottles shows that in 2022 there are three fish for every plastic item in our oceans and that in 2050, there will be one fish for every plastic item.
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Today is #GlobalRecyclingDay
Trash that ends up in the environment can be a huge problem for manatees and other wildlife who get either entangled in fishing line or other debris or ingest it.
Do your part to help! Participate in a cleanup event and recycle fishing line!
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REU positions available @UaDeptBSC! The 10 week summer program introduces undergrads to research focused on understanding how genomic and environmental variation are integrated to give rise to complex traits via adaptation. bsc.ua.edu/degree-programs/u…
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We have a 1-year postdoc or research assistant* position on #oysterreef #livingshorelines! *to be tailored to successful applicant. Would be fantastic for a recent #PhD or #MSc graduate - to apply, send your CV to me by January 27th.
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So I should absolutely be making the slides for my live #AGU21 presentation on Friday, but instead here is a summary of my #ecohydro talk on connecting water fluxes, plant water status, and plant water sources in meme form #MemeYourAGU 🧵
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Interested in working on quite possibly the largest #living #shorelines monitoring and research project to date? Come be a part of our $5M, 5-yr effort to monitor the h*ck out of these projects. Searching for a post-doc. @UofSouthAlabama @disealab 1/4