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We have student research grants and microscopy training grants. Applications due 3/11 amicros.org/grants-and-fello…
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Students interested in #invertebrate #biodiversity, #taxonomy, and #systematics - Gustav Paulay and I have an #NSFfunded @MarineBiol_FHL
summer course with your name all over it! fhl.uw.edu/courses/course-de… @SICB_DIZ @InvertebratesDC @GIGA_COS @DigInverts @AMS_Micros @UFInvertZoo
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The early registration deadline for #SICB2022 has passed but you can still register! Please see the recent December newsletter/members’ update for more details about the conference, such as covid precautions, discounted housing, childcare, SICB+, code of conduct, and more!
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Check out these great travel tips as you prepare for #SICB2022!
Are you going to #SICB2022? I flew in Oct to Phoenix for an amazing collab with @GlobalLocust and I've got tips!
For peak airport comfort:
-Bring your own snacks (chex mix, protein bar, dried fruit, sandwich)
@SICB_DCB_DVM @SICB_ @SICB_SPDAC
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A message from SICB’s president regarding recent events #BlackBirdersWeek #BlackInNature
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Happy #EarthDay2020! How are you celebrating the Earth?
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Happy #MollucMonday! Some #Aplacophora have thin calcareous scales that dissolve if traces of formalin decompose to formic acid. Interestingly, the scales along the foot have a different mineralogy than those covering the rest of the body (gone!), at least in this species.
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New @ICB_journal blogpost on Teaching Labs Online: When Hands-on Is Not Possible! Thanks @bethdavisberg @stacyfarina and @cmvega880 for your responses! #scicomm integrativeandcomparativebio…
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It’s #NationalBiomechanicsDay! What are all of the @SICB_DCB_DVM members up to for the day?
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Plants are amazing and very much alive! Watch these #chloroplasts take a spin around the #cell in this 3 min time lapse of an #elodea leaf at 1000x magnification.
Viewed with a @MoticEurope BA310E microscope
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Next up the #11 Bogue at the #6 Common Cuttlefish #2020MMM
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Dr. Mary E. Rice was the third woman president of SICB (1979). She’s an invertebrate zoologist most known for studying peanut worm natural history. She worked as a curator at the Smithsonian and served as the first director of @SmithsonianSMS!#WomensHistoryMonth
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AMS Student Research Fellowship and Microscopy Training Fellowship applications are due THIS FRIDAY- March 6th! Fellowships of up to $1000 are available to support research and training in microscopy. More details: amicros.org/
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Celebrating #ValentinesDay with SEM of love darts from 4 species of land snails: Xerarionta kellettii (top left), Leptaxis erubescens (top right), Cepaea hortensis (bottom left), and Monachoides vicinus (bottom right). 🐌🏹❤️🏹🐌
Credit: Joris M. Koene, 2005 #Buchsbaum winner!
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Just two more weeks to apply for the Meiofauna Diversity and Taxonomy workshop I'm organizing this June! kocotlab.com/2020-sms-meiofa… – at Northport, AL
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For #WormWednesday I am traveling back to Faro to defend my MSc thesis, supervised by @SergiTaboada & @Dr_MTaylor.
It investigated the deep-sea commensal polynoid Gorgoniapolynoe caeciliae (Fauvel 1913).
This awesome little worm lives in association with alcyonacean corals.
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on linkedin and twitter and help us share the power of microCT - post your own examples and share latest works which can benefit others. Today's #TomographyTuesday is the AMS Buchsbaum image prize - with microCT category won by Hila Chase. Follow the link nitter.gq/AMS_Micros/status/1214…
