Assistant Professor at University of Georgia. Plant ecology, evolution, and global change (she/her)
Joined November 2021
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I’m so thrilled for this opportunity to work with the stellar folks at @jgi on one of my favorite plants 🌸
S. acaulis is widespread in tundra ecosystems. @MeganDeMarche of @UGA_plantbio will combine sequencing w/ 30+ yrs of data monitoring the plant’s growth & reproduction to see how genomic variation drives its responses to climate change. jgi.doe.gov/announcement-202…
ALT Digital index card with JGI logo reads: Community Science Program (FY24) Congratulations to our CSP Annual Call recipients! Megan DeMarche, University of Georgia, A canary-in-the-coal-mine for arctic and alpine communities under climate change: using genomics to leverage long-term datasets in Silene acaulis — accompanied by profile image
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We're hiring! The Odum School seeks a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Evolutionary Ecology beginning Aug. 1, 2024. Seeking a colleague whose research addresses cutting-edge questions at the intersection of ecological and evolutionary processes.
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“Big news! The University of Georgia's Plant Biology Graduate Student Association is bringing a SEED LIBRARY to the Athens-Clarke County Library!”
Attend their event on Aug 19th to learn more!
@uga_plantbio @mellamosummer @UGAGradSchool @universityofga @redandblack
If you’re at #ESA2023, check out @ClaytonHale3’s talk on his first chapter comparing shifts in phenology of spring ephemeral wildflowers and forest canopy leaf-out 🌸🌳☀️
Hello #ESA2023! If you are so inclined, I would love to see you at my talk titled “Earlier Emergence in Understory Spring Ephemerals Lags Behind Forest Leaf-out” on Tuesday at 1:30 pm in room E142. See you in Portland!
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@annawyngaarden gave a great talk at #Botany2023 today! I loved seeing the granite outcrops and learning about rare endemic species.
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UGA is well represented at #Botany2023! @uga_plantbio @uga_genetics @derekdenney @jleebensmack @MeganDemarche @jillthanderson @SarraceniaMason @T_Marie_Wms @LisaDon_PhD @chazz_jordan @PhilipBentz and some more!
So excited for @T_Marie_Wms to join us here @uga_plantbio !!!!
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Congratulations to @uga_plantbio graduate students @ClaytonHale3 and Jordan Argrett!!
Congratulations to all of the 2023 Graduate Student Research Award winners! A special congratulations goes to the J.S. Karling Award winner, Jordan Argrett, of the University of Georgia.
To see all 2023 award recipients visit: botany.org/home/awards/annua…
#BSAAwards #BSAGSRA
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#Evol2023 I'm recruiting grad students for my new lab @umontana - if you're @Evol_mtg and interested in plant demography, adaptation, and range shifts, I'd love to meet with you! @sse_evolution @ASNAmNat @DiversifyEEB @DiversifyPlants @AISES @sacnas
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I had a great time talking alpine plants and a little bit of everything with Matt for one of my favorite podcasts!
Ep 417 is here & its about alpine plants & env change
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Change is something all organisms must deal with throughout their life. This is especially true for long-lived plants. Learn why @MeganDemarche investigates how alpine plants may or may not adapt
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Congratulations to @mazettlemoyer for this amazing recognition!! 🎉 If you haven’t read this paper yet, I highly recommend ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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Dick’s papers were deeply influential to me. They were so clearly written and accessible, they inspired me to try my hand at a modeling chapter for my PhD. As a student I invited him to give a seminar and spent a long breakfast picking his brain. He was so kind and encouraging.
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