Postdoctoral research associate researching impacts of global change on Lepidoptera | he/him
Joined December 2018
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Michael Belitz retweeted
CALLING ALL BIRD NERDS we are hiring Asst Prof Avian Ecology at UW Seattle! Please apply, or spread the word: ap.washington.edu/ahr/positi…
Michael Belitz retweeted
Hmm, interesting results. But I am uneasy when such large-scale correlational analyses that gesture at causation are based entirely on aggregate data, without having a single corroborative conversation with anyone in the communities involved. science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Michael Belitz retweeted
Here we go again: ecoevojobs 2024-25 is now open!
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Michael Belitz retweeted
Check out this amazing online course @ithinkbiology .. Very lucky to be a part of it and learn as well from Dr. Abha Rao..please RT and promote the course
Improving public health in India requires holistic strategies: better access to healthcare, hygiene education & community involvement.
In our @nptel_official course, join Dr Abha Rao from @thePHFI & @BrahmaPratush for insights on public health in India.
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Michael Belitz retweeted
Cities have a heat problem which can have disastrous consequences for those trapped inside. A new study looks at moths, taking into account their complex life cycle, and how they fare in human-developed environments.
Study doi.org/10.1111/gcb.17241
Story floridamuseum.ufl.edu/scienc…
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Michael Belitz retweeted
Paper on mega-genus Astragalus is officially out! We focused on biogeographic problems in the arid North Hemisphere. A broader point of interest is the large-scale study of plant edaphic ecology, something I hope there is more of in the future.
doi.org/10.1002/ajb2.16299
Michael Belitz retweeted
Anatomy of a mega-radiation: Biogeography & niche evolution in #Astragalus
New #AJB research by @ry_folk, Joseph Charboneau, @MikesMothModels, Tajinder Singh, @HeatherKates1, @soltislab, Robert Guralnick, Carolina Siniscalchi
doi.org/10.1002/ajb2.16299 #botany @wileyplantsci
ALT Ancestral reconstruction results for aridity, isothermality, and soil type.
Michael Belitz retweeted
🎧Podcast out now🎧
🦋We chat with @MikesMothModels about best practice for using natural history collections to better understand how seasonal biological events are responding to global change🔎
@FloridaMuseum
Listen here⬇️
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Michael Belitz retweeted
🎧Podcast coming soon🎧
🦋We chat with @MikesMothModels about best practice for using natural history collections to better understand how seasonal biological events are responding to global change🔎
@FloridaMuseum
⏰Episode out 13.09.23
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Michael Belitz retweeted
Amazing win by @geo3550! Congrats to @umich EEB department for paying their Ph.D. students a living wage!
And thanks to @PhyloForFun for updating the Biology Ph.D. Stipend database with this win!
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ALT Salary vs Living wage plot with the majority of the points falling below a living wage. The star represents University of Michigan EEB Ph.D. program and it pays a living wage.
Michael Belitz retweeted
Have you appreciated your local moths (and caterpillars) lately?
Great piece by @Dr_Akito ! washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
Michael Belitz retweeted
I am looking for 1-2 PhD students and 1 postdoc to join my lab (dlilab.com). I will be available to chat with potential candidates about these positions during #ESA2023 at Portland, Oregon in 2 weeks. RT and spread the words please, thanks! dlilab.com/pdf/positions_202…
Michael Belitz retweeted
New paper in @AIBSbiology BioScience! Identifications are keeping pace with millions of observations added to @iNaturalist, and a small subset of highly active, taxonomically specialized users provide most of the identifications on the site.
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ALT Area plots show that users on iNaturalist are 50/50 taxonomic specialists and generalists, with 65% being geographic specialists and 35% being geographic generalists. However, the vast majority of identifications (96%) come from taxonomic specialists, with about half of those being geographic generalist and half geographic specialist.
Michael Belitz retweeted
rtrees: an R package to assemble phylogenetic trees from megatrees for multiple taxonomic groups. Please try it out and report any problems. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Michael Belitz retweeted
Check out @MikesMothModels' paper (@FunEcology's February 2023 cover image) which notes the value of partnerships to fully harness the power of digital data resources to address pressing global change challenges⬇️
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@EcologyElise @vmshirey @_djli @robgural
Michael Belitz retweeted
I am excited to share our new @NatureEcoEvo paper that uses @inaturalist citizen science observations to map plant functional traits on a global scale!
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#iNatTraitMaps #CitizenScience #firstpaper @Rsc4Earth @UniLeipzig @NFDI4BioDiv @idiv
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Michael Belitz retweeted
besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi… Are you interested in understanding phenology using natural history collections? This great new paper from @MikesMothModels shows all the pitfalls and promises with a focus on 🦋🦋🦋. @phenologists @FloridaMuseum
Michael Belitz retweeted
@azandisarietta and I were interviewed by LEAP Program Fellow Noah Macey, through @YaleLawSch about a bird window strike project we have been working on and a big art exhibit opening at the end of the month!
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