Dr. Rachel Welicky

Asst Prof of Biol @NeumannUniv | Former @WRF Fellow | Member of @WoodLab @NWU_WRG @GnathiidGnation | Trophic ecologist of fish—parasite interactions (she/her)

[Dr. Rachel Welicky @RachelWelicky]

@parasiteecology This looks like an amazing text! I hope I get to use it and looks perfect for a new class that I am proposing!

[Dr. Rachel Welicky @RachelWelicky]

@onepeloton I am so upset. My bike was delivered w/o the accessories, including shoes! No personal setup as advertised. Cust serv can't give a delivery ETA. 4hr on the phone, I still don't have detailed confirmation emails. I asked for a manager & was told there isn't one. Help!

[Dr. Rachel Welicky @RachelWelicky]

@SarahMackAttack Awesome! I'll share with my college level students! Thank you for the information!

[Sarah McAnulty, Ph.D @SarahMackAttack]

Wanna explore the ocean floor from Philly?!

September 6th is your DAY! We're going to learn about deep sea weirdos, see a LIVE view of a research vessel, have a conversation with scientists DOING science & more.

I'll even let you hold an anglerfish 😘

https://t.co/8mKwl8UCKa

[Parasites Without Borders @PWB_Global]

Win TWiP Gear! Follow @PWB_Global, like this post & Retweet for your chance to win a TWiP hat, mug, tote bag, t-shirt & sweatshirt. One winner will be chosen at random on Monday, August 21 at noon EST US. We will ship globally. ✨Good luck!

[Sarah McAnulty, Ph.D @SarahMackAttack]

If anyone wants to help spread the word about @SkypeScientist, it's one of two things we need the most.

You can send people to: https://t.co/d0Dy8gZHFG

And feel free to share this flyer with anyone who you think could benefit from our program!

[Nico J Smit @NicoJSmit1]

For #SharkAwarenessDay I would like to give a huge shoutout to the amazing diversity of shark parasites that keep them accompanied! Here 👇, one if my favorites, the very attractive gnathiid isopod Gnathia trimaculata we described in 2009 from requiem sharks on the GBR. @NWU_WRG

[Dr. Rachel Welicky @RachelWelicky]

@NicoJSmit1 @IUCN @MLKWAK @IUCNssc @NWU_WRG This is absolutely amazing!

[Dr. Rachel Welicky @RachelWelicky]

@MEPS_IR @DrChelseaLWood @KMaslenikov @uw_fishes Big thanks to @wrfseattle for funding this research!

[Marine Ecology Progress Series (MEPS) @MEPS_IR]

A lot has changed for ocean ecosystems in the past century. Have generations of change influenced fish foraging ecology? Isotope data from natural history specimens reveal that the answer is yes and no. #FeatureArticle
https://t.co/iilXrH56uh

[Dr. Rachel Welicky @RachelWelicky]

@WCPreisser @DrChelseaLWood @nataliemastick @KMaslenikov @wormdwb of course, @wormdwb, the genius behind so many of the wormy identifications!

[Dr. Rachel Welicky @RachelWelicky]

Parasites are disappearing and you should care! Proud to have worked on this project with @DrChelseaLWood, @nataliemastick, @WCPreisser, @KMaslenikov, @TimEssington, Katie Leslie, Luke Tornabene, Tim Essington and more!
https://t.co/aLQk40YhjW

[Dr. Whitney Preisser @WCPreisser]

Please retweet and share with interested students! The Preisser lab is looking for a student to pursue an MS in Integrative Biology at KSU. Fully funded 2 year position working on the distributions and drivers of parasitic diseases in FW fish. Please DM or email with questions.

[Dr. Rachel Welicky @RachelWelicky]

@WCPreisser @JimmyBernot I like starting with the methods! It helps me create structure for the results and it reminds me of the order in which I want to explain the hypotheses in the intro.

[Stacy Farina @stacyfarina]

Earlier this year, I asked the Twitterverse to help me identify well-funded (stipend & tuition waiver provided) MS programs in organismal biology. I compiled the list into this spreadsheet. Please share, and let me know if I missed any good programs! https://t.co/ofRD5CaVNM

[Dr. Rachel Welicky @RachelWelicky]

Save the parasites!
Take a read at this article featuring @WoodLabUW @DrChelseaLWood @nataliemastick @julishells @WCPreisser @LeslieKt and me.

https://t.co/W0U0OCvURF

[Hakai Magazine @hakaimagazine]

Puget Sound harbors a huge diversity of parasites—from nozzle-mouthed parasitic worms to flabby flukes—and researchers are trying to figure out how each has and will continue to change.

By ​​@jack_tamisiea

@DrChelseaLWood @RachelWelicky @burkemuseum

https://t.co/7XF0PGnqOc