I found a shiny version of my favourite pokemon yesterday. Her name is Oleander and she likes floating and cooing. And yes I do feel a little bit smug thank you for asking๐
@CouchCritic18 @gdnlongread A really interesting read - such a complicated situation that really depends on young women's engagement and labor #ANUsome
Learning about social media. Social media and visual communication combine well. If only research papers could be easily translated into image content...
https://t.co/09kAb6ERnv #ANUsome@cosmicpinot
Apparently half of Australia's threatened species have never been tweeted about (https://t.co/B0vPGVeh4v), including the endemic Tasmanian live-bearing seastar which is cute as a button https://t.co/qCaSysGPBZ #ANUsome
.@brookeerinduffy argues the pressure for academics to self-promote emulates influencer culture and adds yet another metric for performance #ANUSOME#AcademicTwitter https://t.co/U70lueIwUo
Iโm learning how to use Twitter with #ANUSOME and this article from @DrVeronikaCH is a nice starter for approaching and using twitter as an academic https://t.co/HD2J9oC2mg
Updating my bios as part of #ANUSOME:
"PhD candidate (she/her) in phylogenetics (systematic bias/methods development) @EcoEvo_ANU. Likes baking and making things."
Meghan Castelli's paper on dragon sex came out today in Diversity and Distributions, and what a surprise to see we got the cover!! Great photo Phil Pearson, great article Meghan. https://t.co/1u9MdHl0Hm.
V. excited to share my first preprint AND my first first-author paper! How can you know if sites in your alignment share an evolutionary history that can be represented by a bifurcating tree? We introduce a new metric and test statistic: tree proportion
https://t.co/uZZ8LQws2h
My new paper is out in Diversity and Distributions with Meghan Castelli, Clare Holleley, Arthur Georges,
@DanRosauer and more! Sex reversal in bearded dragons is a very cool system and it was awesome to be involved!
https://t.co/EQHNKLlcCv
@Mikejennions@EcoEvo_ANU @RobLanfear @schwessinger @LoeskeKruuk @MarcelCardillo @cosmicpinot Work from home coworkers are my partner and my (resin) horrible goose. Main perks - toast and tea anytime, couch coding. Main drawback - twisting to talk