PhD candidate at NTNU, studying fish ecophysiology, thermal performance, ocean acidification 🦈🐟🐠 | former Fulbrighter in STEM🇵🇪🇺🇸🇳🇴🌈she/her
Trondheim, Norway
Joined July 2014
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Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
It is often assumed that correlations btwn metabolic rate and behaviour can cause indirect selection. By examining numerous behaviours, our paper by @AmelieCrespel shows when this "phenotypic gambit" is incorrect & why genetic correlations are needed: royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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#ThrowbackThursday: "Physiological Mechanisms of Acute Upper Thermal Tolerance in Fish" by Ern et al.
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#FishPhysiology #ClimateChange
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
Even biologists can clean up. What a team! ❤️ – at Scotland, United Kingdom
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Leon Green @Leon_at_Sea showing how citizen science can help train machine learning for invasive round goby monitoring. – at Edinburgh, Scotland
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Warning of unprecedented heatwaves as El Niño set to return in 2023 theguardian.com/environment/…
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So apparently I’m a member of the The Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters now
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When you have visitors to Norway you take them out in the mountains. Thanks for a great day @daphnecortese @ScienceMunster @DloreSilva @ZLCowan @LeeuwisRobin!
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
The #SEBECR "Animal Biology Early Career Researcher Symposium" starts today !
The @SEBiology wishes all the attendees, an excellent event!
The event programme is available here:
sebiology.org/events/animal-…
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
I'm THRILLED that this paper is out in @ICB_journal!
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We found that lungfish air breathing & suction feeding use remarkably similar kinematics & muscle shortening!
This suggests that evolving to breathe air didn't need large changes to anatomy/mechanics
doi.org/10.1093/icb/icac109
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8 years since we first realised the data in many papers were non-biological. It’s a relief that the investigation concluded scientific misconduct and data fabrication in several papers.
science.org/content/article/…
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
Then, as I reported last year, the whistleblowers went a step further and accused Dixson and Munday of research misconduct. Several former lab members of Dixson joined them. bit.ly/3QvmPtc
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This is absolutely a big problem, and one that drives me to spend countless hours hitting my head against the wall trying to expose misconduct. Money and resources wasted, ECR careers destroyed chasing fictitious results, etc. I hope you're in a good place now.
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
The signs have been there since at least 2014 (peerj.com/preprints/628.…). To people in the field it’s surely more shocking it took so long. How many papers are data available for? What happens to papers that she led that used the same technique but for which there’s no data?
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
Very pertinent thread in relation to the #flumegate case and the broader issues of misconduct, whistleblowing, data accessibility, etc. The system really is broken and we need to step up and do something about it so we stop wasting money and careers.
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Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
We have had a great deal of interesting and inspiring talks on a tight schedule. A few hiccups but everything largely went well!
A brief recap on our last keynote, given by @Josefin_Sundin. She talked about the importance of research integrity, transparency, and replication.
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
How not to handle scientific misconduct cases:
- Pruitt given settlement from @McMasterU instead of being fired.
- Only papers between 2011-2015 were included in the investigation.
- The investigation may never be released to the public.
- Zero transparency.
#PruittGate
Behavioral ecologist Jonathan Pruitt has resigned from their prestigious position at McMaster University after being under fire for more than 2 years for data irregularities or possible fabrication in dozens of publications. fcld.ly/yqftfbj
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
Cool new work from @jacintakong and @nicklpayne on new methods to estimate heating tolerance, accounting for the temperature dependence of metabolism. 🌡🌡🌡
#SEB2022 @SEBiology
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
Just in time for the @SEBiology satellite meeting on metabolic scaling taking place in Montpellier on 3-4 July, this paper on within-individual (ontogenetic) variation in metabolic scaling and it's link with growth is now out: doi.org/10.1093/icb/icac038 🍸🥳 – at Montpellier, France
Lorena Silva Garay retweeted
Context dependent oxygen limitation of thermal tolerance in fish? Oxygen only limiting at cold acclimation temperature, not otherwise.
Come talk to @DloreSilva at the poster session tonight @SEBiology.
#SEB2022 – at Lysekil, Sverige
