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Lecturer Bio/EVS; studying ecosystem function, eco-physiology, systems bio to tie it together; sharing with students & public because it affects us all—he/him

Jonesboro, AR
Joined January 2015
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If you work in coral reef ecology or indicators of ecosystem function, please take a look at our latest publication in Ecosphere: "Abundance of a cryptic generalist parasite reflects degradation of an ecosystem" (Open) esajournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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🚨TWO FACULTY JOB OPENINGS in our Department (@UWBiology)! Please share widely!! Assistant Professor in Quantitative Understanding of Collective Behavior: apply.interfolio.com/130336 Assistant Professor in Discipline-based Education Research in Biology: apply.interfolio.com/130335
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Watching ctenophores is kinda like watching a fire burn in that it just does not get boring.
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Can’t say enough about the AMAZING artist contributing illustrations of scientist and their study species for the #WomenInHerpetology book! 📚 👩🏻‍🎨🐸👩🏼‍🎨🦎👩🏽‍🎨🐍👩🏾‍🎨🐢👩🏿‍🎨📖 AND they all did this work pro bono to help our shared goal of raising funds for student scholarships! ✨🤩💫
Meet Jess Jardim-Wedepohl, a #GWHbook #artist. "It's very rare that I have the time available to take on pro bono illustration work, so when I do, you know it's a special project. I was super excited to contribute 4(of many!) illustrations to this diverse, special book.."📕🖌️🐸
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Take that in. Then try wrapping your head around the fact that we’re only seeing the beginning of a destabilising planet, while remembering that GHG emissions are still rising and the companies largely causing this are making record profits. A bit concerning, don’t you think?
Our favorite planet has now seen 20 days in a row breaking the modern-day record high-temperature of 16.924°C (62.46°F) set on July 24, 2022. This global heatwave is likely the hottest 20-day stretch in the last 100,000+ years.
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Sometimes if you wait, things turn out better than you originally planned. 🌊🐸🥚🌳 Did my PhD on this frog & collected a lot data. 10 years later, with a new perspective & help from colleagues new & old, we put together perhaps my favorite paper from my time in Thailand to date
Many amphibians can adjust hatching times in response to external factors. For terrestrial eggs, flooding can cause embryos to hatch early. Poo et al studied this plasticity in rhacophorid tree frogs in Thailand. amphibiaweb.org/
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Ever heard about crazy hairworms that infect insects and make them jump into water so the worm can get out and find mates? Well, we sequenced the first genomes of this entire phylum of animals, and learned that they are even weirder than we thought! 1/N tinyurl.com/hairworm-genomes
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Something that should be obvious, but unfortunately most of the times is ignored. Good to see quantitative results that put these daily, chronic, systemic issues into perspective.
How hard is it to do science in a language that’s not your first language? We quantified the severity of #languagebarriers for non-native English speakers when reading/publishing papers and attending/presenting at international conferences. doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio… 1/9
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How hard is it to do science in a language that’s not your first language? We quantified the severity of #languagebarriers for non-native English speakers when reading/publishing papers and attending/presenting at international conferences. doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio… 1/9
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First MS student to graduate as part of the collaboration between @MemphisZoo (🙋🏻‍♀️)and @ArkansasState (👉🏼@CheloniaGirl)! ✨ Alyssa Hartzheim gives a beautifully crafted presentation on immune responses of captive #turtle populations🐢🐢🐢 #JMIH2023 #ZooResearch #ZooMu
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Pre-sales of the #WomenInHerpetology book is up at #JMIH2023! ✨💫☄️ Read about 50 amazing women who work with #amphibians & #reptiles & support student scholarships at the same time! 🐍👩🏻‍🔬🦎👩🏼‍🔬🐢👩🏽‍🔬🐸👩🏾‍🔬🐊👩🏿‍🔬 kickstarter.com/projects/wom…… @ssarherps @IchsAndHerps @HerpLeague @ASIH_DEIB
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Such a tragic loss of an amazing and inspiring person. Gabe was an undergrad in my lab many years ago and was a graduate student at Berkeley. Please contribute if you can. Fundraiser by Roxy Cruz : Gabriel Trujillo's Funeral & Celebration of Life gofund.me/585b2768
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First time working with a donor 👉 Created a Memphis Zoo - Arkansas State University MS Scholarship for a Zoo-based Master's project! Excited to expand on the collab with @CheloniaGirl and get more students involved in #ZooResearch! memphiszoo.org/zoo-news/post…
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Thank you so much @spoggioli1 for decades of superb reporting. Your work has widened and deepened my view of our world and I and all your listeners owe you a great debt. I look forward to hearing about your next endeavors
Replying to @spoggioli1
@spoggioli1 took "When in Rome!" to heart. For the last 41 years as NPR's Rome correspondent, she's covered thousands of stories. Today, she says farewell and talks about her most beloved moments behind the mic: bit.ly/3z3IlhQ
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Thank you, @NPRMichel, for all the news you've shared on Sunday afternoons, and for all the news you'll be sharing on my weekday mornings. You have one of the most important jobs there is!
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Six years ago she was making this sign, practicing her speech, and preparing to speak out for her rights in public for the first time. ➡️ Today, she got all dressed up and went to her school’s Sophomore Cotillion.
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Amazing work by @Alison3ee!!
Thanks to the L'Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Award for recognising and supporting our work in mangrove eDNA metabarcoding. @UoNMalaysia @mothersinsci I managed to slip the World Atlas of Mangroves into the photoshoot. Go mangroves!
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Please consider donating to support the publication of the #GWH book and the establishment of a HERp student scholarship! 👩🏻‍🔬🦎👩🏽‍🔬🐍👩🏾‍🔬🐸👩🏿‍🔬🐢 #GivingTuesday #WomenInSTEM #HERper #herpetALLogy
#GivingTuesday is an important fundraising day for non-profits, especially smaller grassroots projects like #GWH! If you've ever considered supporting, all donations will go directly towards publishing the personal narratives that these #herpetologists have shared. Thank you! 💚
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The first family tree of our baby corals @calacademy is now published, along with recs on maximizing genetic diversity in aquarium-spawned corals for conservation, and genes that may be under selection in the aquarium! @AlbrightRebecca @_cheyenne_payne tinyurl.com/3hx9ujbz
Weekly #GWH feature! 🐢🦎🐸Find out more about @deborah_bower’s work 👇🏼👇🏼
Dr. Deborah Bower is a #GWHbook author and Senior Lecturer in ecology & zoology @UniNewEngland. Her research focuses on management of #invasive species and applied ecology of threatened taxa + how disturbances such as salinisation and emerging infectious #diseases may affect them
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