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JMU MS position: If you are interested in a graduate degree in biology and studying high-mountain ecosystems and climate change, I would love to hear from you! Please send materials and inquiries soon. JMU deadline is ~Feb 1st. Position description -> tinyurl.com/jsuf4sut
ALT vicuña in front of glacier (photo by Lee Fitzgerald)
Vicuñas rule
🦙Reider et al. 2024: "Wild Andean camelids promote rapid ecosystem development after glacier retreat"
Study shows how wild Andean camelids accelerate deglaciated ecosystem recovery by nutrient transfer, a natural mechanism for Andean upslope shifts. 🦙
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. Kelsey Reider will be giving the @SSAR #PresidentialTravelogue at #SSAR2024! We are so excited to hear from @proranas, from @JMU, about Glacial flow and other stories.
kelseyreider.weebly.com/
sites.lsa.umich.edu/ummz-ssa…
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It’s officially official - we are looking for several graduate students to start at Alabama and Montana State to work on a funded project in Iceland! 🧊
Please reach out if you have any questions about these positions!
@UaDeptBSC @sfs_src @EmergeSfs – at Tuscaloosa, AL
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It's incredible seeing the transition from degraded, single-thread streams into expansive beaver-engineered wetlands. And it only took a handful of #beavers to do this. Imagine what the continent and the rivers looked like prior to the Fur Trade, back when beavers were abundant!
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RECENT GRAD?
Northern Arizona University’s RaMP program is recruiting recent college graduates for a one year paid research internship program ($37K plus health insurance).
Applications are due February 10th for a July start date!!!
Check out flier/description for more info!
ALT The Research and Mentoring for Post Baccalaureates (RaMP) program at Northern Arizona University (NAU) seeks to advance Indigenous perspectives to address climate vulnerability in the Southwest through research training for and by diverse communities. The RaMP program is an intensive year-long research experience designed to train and connect recent college graduates, particularly Indigenous and Latinx participants, with research careers supporting improved ecosystem health within their own communities. Northern Arizona University’s program is funded by the National Science Foundation’s Research and Mentoring for Postbaccalaureates in Biological Sciences. Please see this website ( https://www.cawl.nau.edu/ramp/ ) and the attached flier for details and contact information.
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With the help of infrared cameras, @ESAEcology's #TheScientificNaturalist discovers that the seeds of a bizarre parasitic plant are dispersed by an unlikely mutualist: the rare & imperiled #AmamiRabbit
doi.org/10.1002/ecy.3972
#Balanophora #SeedDispersal #Endozoochory @tugutuguk
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Thomas Anderson, PhD, assistant professor in #SIUE's Department of Biological Sciences, is examining changes in the timing of breeding and impacts on the persistence of four species of pond-breeding salamanders found in Florida and Missouri. #Research
bit.ly/3k6U7DW
ALT An image of a salamander.
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What do amphibians, global change ecology, conservation biology, and microclimates have in common? Justin Nowakowski is finding out with his new Integrative Spatial Ecology Lab @smithsonianenv! Learn more about his career here: s.si.edu/3Dg3lV7
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¿Pensando en un cambio de vida? La Maestría en Ecología Tropical y Conservación te ofrece un ambiente de altísimo nivel académico y muchas oportunidades para investigaciones. BECAS DISPONIBLES. Visítanos en: maestria-ecologia-tropical-c…
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We are looking for 2 enthusiastic Latinoamerican researchers interested in applying to a 3y #CONICET PostDoc fellowship to study (1)Phenotypic evolution & (2)Genomics of Liolaemus🦎, in Dr. Mariana Morando lab (Puerto Madryn) in collaboration with my lab (Mendoza). More info 👇
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So, after blasting all of the Bio NSF-REU folks, I found out who has extra funding for DACA students. I also found a few similar-but-not-NSF-REU programs that are DACA/International friendly from a variety of websites: docs.google.com/spreadsheets… Let me know if you know of others
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Many national parks were created by violently removing Native peoples from our homelands. To make amends for past and present injustices, we must re-indigenize national parks.
Join us in telling Chuck Sams it’s time to re-indigenize national parks! bit.ly/3W823lv
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Our paper, '“Where do I even start?” Recommendations for faculty diversifying syllabi in ecology, evolution, and the life sciences' is out today in Ecology and Evolution! Proud to have published this with such a great group of researchers!
dx.doi.org/10.1002/ece3.9719
Hey #SICB2023 students - check out our #NSFfunded Biology MS position to understand how nutrient hotspots alter primary succession and influence microbe/plant/animal communities in the rapidly deglaciating tropical high Andes! Get in touch by Jan 16th -> tinyurl.com/jsuf4sut
Join us Thursday at 9:15 AM at #SICB2023 for a talk about rain forest herp communities along a soil nutrient gradient by grad student Alondra Medina-Charriez - room 201-202
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I made a guide to help students get from the airport to #SICB2023 via public transportation (easy and only $1.25!):
tinyurl.com/ykpp42k6
Please share (and edit!).
@SICB_ @SICB_PUI
JMU MS position: If you are interested in a graduate degree in biology and studying high-mountain ecosystems and climate change we would love to hear from you! Please send materials and inquiries by Jan 8th. Position description -> tinyurl.com/jsuf4sut
