The Department of Integrative Biology is committed to providing the best training and education in the field of biology for @UWMadison students.
Madison, WI
Joined September 2019
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UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Hey #BioBadgers! Tomorrow is the last @UWiBio Colloquium of the semester! Come and see @UWMadison's own Dr. James Crall presenting his research on "Variation, flexibility, and resilience under global change: insights from the humble bumble bee." See you at 3:30 168 Noland Hall!
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Our very own (not on Twitter) Olaf Jensen was invited to talk about his work with @marysolokas on #climate effects on #freshwater fish on the @LMeillerShow - check it out!
wpr.org/shows/effect-climate…
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Hey #BioBadgers!
Did you have an impactful international experience? Not sure how to communicate it on your resume?
Fear not! The Language Institute is hosting a resume workshop on February 21st, 4-5PM in 336 Ingraham Hall, that can help you.
Bring your resume if you have one!
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Join Wisconsin Evolution for Darwin Day 2023! This year’s theme is “Illuminating Evolutionary Biology," and events will be held Feb 8-10. Everybody is invited to celebrate!
Events schedule: ow.ly/UBer50ML9f8
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UW-Madison iBio retweeted
What's this buzz about bugs?
"Predator Insects & Wasps:
Their Role & Benefits"
@BenIuliano speaks 2/5 to a special Sunday Edition of @WedNiteAtTheLab
3PM CT @UWBiotechCenter 425 Henry Mall, Madison.
Zoom go.wisc.edu/240r59
@UWPreserve @NelsonInstitute @UWiBio @WisAlumni
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Today is the day! We are so excited to see you at the Spring Public Service Fair and help students of all majors connect with local, state, and national nonprofit agencies.
Check out our website for more: successworks.wisc.edu/event/…
#successworks #madison #publicservice #nonprofit
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Looking forward to the new year - in 2023 I'll be starting as an assistant professor at UW-Madison!
I'm excited to be joining @UWiBio and for all the marine and freshwater research opportunities ahead! 🌊🌱
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UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Merry Christmas to all who are celebrating in the #UWMadison community!
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UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Hill and Gammie @UWiBio conduct a large-scale gene expression portrait of Alzheimer’s disease which reveals that exercise is the top complementary treatment and provide new insights into the disorder.nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Happy Study Day #BioBadgers!
Good luck on all final projects, papers, presentations, and exams 👩💻🧑💻👨💻
To ensure a successful Finals Week, remember to
1. Get plenty of sleep 😴😴😴
2. Set your alarms ⏰⏰⏰
3. Eat well-balanced meals 🥗🍎🍳
4. And practice self-care 💗💗💗
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Upcoming exams stressing you put? Join us tomorrow from 9 am to 3 pm for some cookies and hot cocoa at Ingraham Hall, hosted by @uwdeanwilcots. It's a great way to fuel up for the end of the semester! #WeAreLS bit.ly/3BG1s38
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Today’s #FossilFriday features a new PNAS study on the different flying mechanisms of birds and dinosaurs. The study, led by Michael Pittman of @CUHKScience, includes coauthor Scott Hartman of @UWiBio and used lasers to study flying dinosaurs' anatomy.
cosmosmagazine.com/history/d…
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Hey #BioBadgers! Tomorrow's @UWiBio Colloquium will host @erikfyhom (@OleMiss) presenting his research on "Two vignettes on chance and necessity in microbial polycultures: franken-lichens and black band disease."
We hope to see you tomorrow at 3PM, Birge Hall, Room B302!!
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
HUGE #BioBadger News this morning!!!
We second the Congratulations to Sarah Almutawa 🎉🎉🎉
It’s #BioBadgers like Sarah that bring pride to the @UWMadison Biology Major ☺️☺️☺️
Congratulations to Sarah Almutawa, a finalist for a Rhodes scholarship! Sarah is a @UWBioMajor and is earning certificates in @UWGlobalHealth and Biocore. Her research uses CRISPR to study zebrafish blood oxidation and fin regeneration.
Read more: ow.ly/TlNv50LPlta
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UW-Madison iBio retweeted
How might climate change affect competition between plant species? This terrific N&V by @edamschen @UWiBio discusses new findings with implications for conservation work go.nature.com/3EcVUhb
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Hey #BioBadgers! Tomorrow's @UWiBio Colloquium will host @ciesla_lukasz of @UofAlabama, presenting his research on "Soft electrophilic phytochemicals"!
The WI weather has already welcomed Dr. Ciesla ❄️🌨️❄️ be sure you do, too, tomorrow at 3:30pm at Birge Hall, room B302!
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
I am thrilled to announce that our paper, Mechanistic Thermal Modeling of Late Triassic Terrestrial Amniotes Predicts Geographic Distribution is now available in (early) Open Access from Diversity: mdpi.com/1424-2818/14/11/973
Here's a thread to tell you a bit about it. (1/17)
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
We're hiring an assistant professor in Forest Ecology! Preferred specialization ecosystem ecology, but open to more. Details here: tinyurl.com/FWE2023. Please RT widely
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Hey #BioBadgers! Tomorrow's @UWiBio Colloquium will feature Dr. Adam Roddy (@FIU), presenting "Following the rules and breaking them: simple principles that underline phenotypic diversity"🧬🧬🧬
We hope to see you tomorrow at 3:30pm, Birge Hall, room B302!
UW-Madison iBio retweeted
Sending wishes for a meaningful day to everyone observing Yom Kippur in the #UWMadison community. G'mar Chatimah Tovah.
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