** PhD assistantship opportunity** Spring 2024 @ClemsonCAFLS . Work with hair snares and camera traps to estimate black bear population in upstate South Carolina, strong cooperation with @SCDNR. Application due August 31. https://t.co/ho0l7r7BLE
@samanthabell This is amazing. Great idea! Question- I have a grad medical micro class of only 10 students but how do you actually incorporate it into teaching? In class? Rent it out? Thanks! 🧫🦠
Let’s do this again. Book giveaway! 📕 Like this Tweet & Retweet for your chance to win a copy of 7th Ed. Parasitic Diseases. We'll pick a winner on Mon, Dec. 12th at noon EST. Open to followers worldwide. Makes a great holiday gift for the parasitologist in your life. Good luck!
Highland Park victim's daughter: "He shot her in the chest and she fell down, and I knew she was dead. I told her that I loved her but I couldn't stop because he was still shooting..."
A recent study showed that switching off just half of the lights at night makes a big difference for migrating birds. Learn how the #BirdFriendly action works to help prevent bird collisions. https://t.co/JEsPlfqALu
“The people of Africa cannot be blamed for the immorally low level of vaccinations available to them,” he told reporters. “Nor should they be collectively punished for identifying and sharing crucial science and health information with the world.”
The WHO scolded wealthy countries that imposed travel bans in response to the Omicron variant and dismissed those that poured resources into vaccine booster campaigns when billions in poor countries had yet to receive their first shots. https://t.co/9Dru2ECEOh
The UN secretary general expressed strong criticism of the international response to the Omicron variant, saying that the rush to close borders has especially penalized African nations where the variant was first detected and vaccines were slow to arrive. https://t.co/Y1aMlbZ8US
From today in #RoysRedwoods: Sometimes I see something in the forest that stops me in my tracks & makes me breathe out an "ohhhh" from the pit of my belly. This was one of those times. Slime mold plasmodium draped across about 3 inches (75mm) of fallen redwood branch.
Americans Are Losing Sight of the Pandemic Endgame - The Atlantic Very well written and required reading @drlucymcbride @celinegounder https://t.co/etsmieo5iK
Everyone, we are trying to get more BiP to follow us on Twitter, but more importantly, to know that they have a community. Please spread the word to your department, your friends, colleagues who are BIPOC in Parasitology. We have some cool events coming up this summer + hr w/BiP!
Most #birds migrate at night—that's why Lights Out campaigns are such a powerful way to help them. Turning off nonessential lights means fewer disoriented birds and fewer window collisions. Great to see the @nytimes covering this important issue: https://t.co/PH7xAf3NBt
Ironically for a conference themed "parasitologists without borders" the pandemic has put up many. But this has meant attendance prices have been slashed. Also science community have embraced the theme. Wildlife parasitol 2nd most popular session. Sign up and push the borders!
I'm "working" 💻 at Jack's of Knoxville's new coffee shop ☕️ because I'M FULLY #VACCINATED TODAY! 🥳 And let me tell you, it feels amazing. I haven't done this in a year!!
Interested in infectious diseases, international field work, immunology, and being part of a great team? I'm looking for a Research Technician ASAP for a 2-year position to study resource-coinfection interactions in Finland. Apply here: https://t.co/jCuTCYUSeB