The Biology Department @SFUBiology is hiring a Vertebrate Biologist! This is a teaching-oriented position with expectation for undergraduate research and opportunities for course development. We have a wonderful, supportive department. Join us! Please r/t. https://t.co/AQSfocUSEw
🥳Congrats to Dr. Danielle Lee @DNLee5 for her distinguished teaching in #AnimalBehavior#ABSTeach!
#ABS2021 Penny Bernstein Distinguished Teaching Award Recipient!
@SIUE
Congratulations to Lesia Hryhorenko for her Honorable Mention in the Genesis competition and to Shania Turner (not Taylor!) for receiving the Turner award! Way to go Otterbein Zoo majors! @ShaniaTurner19@AnimBehSociety@OtterbeinStem@OtterBudgies
@aliciamrich @yourewrongabout @S_poindexterus I just saw that Ologies has a Biological Anthropology episode, I haven't listened to it yet, but it's a great podcast overall.
Hello!! We're the Animal Behaviour Collective - a collective of animal behaviour researchers organising microgrants (https://t.co/1lPT1DXjHb) & mentorship (https://t.co/mkqo2GiNhN) for undergraduate & graduate students in animal behaviour. We've just launched our website today!!
Our study accepted for publication in #PhilTransB@RSocPublishing special issue 'Ageing and sociality: why, when and how does sociality change ageing patterns?'
Is degree of #sociality associated with reproductive #senescence? A comparative analysis across birds and mammals
What behavior data collection apps do you use? I started this spreadsheet with info about cost, platform and features, to aid in deciding what to use in classes and research. Please feel free to add or edit. https://t.co/E44XFw5XyY
Paper concludes that informal female mentorship in collaborations is, by certain measures, bad for scientists. The journal is now reviewing how and why the paper got published
https://t.co/Iv0EMqE5qr
I'm thrilled to have this piece that Chisomo Selemani @ZamericanSLP and I wrote be featured by @timeshighered!
How to be an anti-racist academic https://t.co/wFSUZP6Zqd
Dr Ancilleno Davis advice to aspiring scientists: ‘Do not put your identity down to pick up a scientific career. We need your perspective to keep science honest, equitable and ethical.’ #diversityinSTEMM#science@AcademicChatter
Our new article on how podcasts can benefit scientific communities has just been published in @TrendsCognSci 🎉
@jamesheathers and I also share some practical tips for how to start your own scientific podcast
https://t.co/QwbfQZE1pf
@NCKobis@UvA_Amsterdam Turns out my students had never listened to a podcast! So lots of scaffolding- evaluating @NPRLifeKit Study Strategies episode to tie in metacognition, using https://t.co/CiQkpbmh3d
A college class had 2 teachers: one male and one female
At the end of the semester, the students scored the male higher on course evaluations, while the female got FIVE times as many negative reviews
There’s just one problem: They were the SAME person.
https://t.co/s7YYPLK32P
I'm excited to work with such an amazing team on Cape Parrot conservation! See our new publication in Oryx by authors of the Cape Parrot and Mistbelt Forest Action Plan, describing the process in developing the Action Plan. DOI: https://t.co/hFvgaCXyh5
For anyone who is interested in a career at a zoo, aquarium, or other conservation organization, I'll be talking about our major in Zoo and Conservation Science this Friday, October 30 at 4:00pm ET at Otterbein's virtual STEM event. Link to register: https://t.co/9TI5SY8Jpy