WMU Department of Biological Sciences is hiring a tenure-track faculty member at the Assistant or Associate level. Please share!
Applications can be submitted here: https://t.co/ALsme7ZV5a
Big congratulations to @e_badgerhanson who successfully defended her Masters and became a PhD candidate yesterday! Her work examines how prairie management choices influence soil microbial communities and carbon cycling. Her talk is here: https://t.co/42NEtFZwD2
Third, congrats to @e_badgerhanson who received a @USDA SARE graduate student grant for this summer. Her work will expand our understanding of how restoration management choices affect soil microbial communities and carbon.
Second, I am honored to have received a Mid-Career Advancement award from @NSF! I'm spending this semester @UNH with @seritafrey's group, learning more about soil carbon dynamics and carbon use efficiency.
I've been a bad PI and not kept up with our lab announcements feed. First, @smith_chr1stian defended his M.S. research "Urban biotic homogenization of airborne microbial communities on a continental scale". Congrats! https://t.co/sj2Uv6GPXN
Congratulations! to @e_badgerhanson on her first publication, which reviews microbially focused restoration strategies in tallgrass prairies, with a focus on how this is both urgent and complicated in the face of climate change. https://t.co/oq8capyGZy
Great job to my collaborators @EcoAdkins and @JessicaRMiesel getting this paper out! https://t.co/MgEa49F59g In a nutshell: forest soil bacterial life history strategies and soil C pool kinetics are affected by wildfire and fire severity.
Happy #EarthDay2022 ! The Docherty lab did a fund activity this week and made native seed bombs @BeeJoyfulShop Kalamazoo. Watch out for native plants coming up in places you might least expect them. 🌻🌻🌻🌻
One of my favorite quotes: "We must walk on in the days ahead with an audacious faith in the future" - MLK Jr.
There is always hope if you have the courage to look for it and the perseverance to create it.
#MLKDay2022#MLKDay
Big congratulations to @WMUBios Docherty lab undergrad @MeganNippa, who defended her @LeeHonorsCol thesis today about how the late-successional plant white wild indigo influences soil bacterial communities. Great job Megan!
Are you an ecologist studying pollutants like plastics/trash & attending Joint Aquatic Sciences Meeting (JASM) in May '22? Consider our session: 'Talking trash: The ecology of litter in freshwaters' 🗑️🌊 details below.