Learn about OIST Research Intern Theodora Mautz's #OISTExperience in Prof. @SamAlbertReiter's Unit.
"My Octopus (and Cuttlefish and Squid) Teachers: Interning in the Computational Neuroethology Unit at OIST"👉https://t.co/qNzuK8Fo6Z
#WorldOctopusDay 🐙 [📽️: @CephWarden]
🤿 @TheodoraMautz, a second-year Scripps Oceanography PhD student studying marine biology, is taking a deep dive (literally) into learning about squid mating rituals, population changes and more. 🦑 @smithsonianmag shares more about her work. ⬇️
https://t.co/iLB3LYuOfK
❤️ She's the marine mollusk matchmaker 🐙 We're talking about @TheodoraMautz, a Scripps PhD student diving deep into the reproductive behaviors of cephalopods. Read more about her research exploring how these mollusks choose their perfect match! 💕🦑 https://t.co/6Y45wapNYz
Just out in a special issue of @CellCellPress, we survey common methodological issues in sex-split analyses, and advocate for greater rigor and precision in the study of sex-related variation. https://t.co/2Vh5uRf43l
#AcademicTwitter
#Cuttlefish fun fact: Ink does more than ward off potential predators—it's also an important aspect of mating rituals. ❤️ Scripps Oceanography PhD student @TheodoraMautz shared more about unconventional cuttlefish courtship methods with @Debriefmedia. ⬇️
https://t.co/SmdehRHYUr
🐟In honor of #WorldWildLifeDay, we highlight the work of Scripps scientists supporting the #GrouperMoonProject—an effort that researches #NassauGrouper spawning aggregations to help drive the successful recovery of their populations.
@REEF_org@doecayman https://t.co/l3MpmuHPjy
🐠🧠 When a fish changes sex, what changes in the brain? Our new preprint goes deep on sex differences in the clownfish forebrain. Findings across diverse cell types & gene expression. What do you think? Tear it up! biorxiv: https://t.co/5cXvB4Zl5Y #neuroscience#fishsci
IUDs are highly effective, but some women find insertion painful. The New York Times spoke to several obstetrician-gynecologists about how women who are considering an IUD can prepare themselves beforehand. https://t.co/uP3LRWiJIl
So excited to share my @guardian story about stunning sea slugs and the amazing people who find them.
Earlier this year I went diving in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland with @libbykeatley searching for nudibranchs and we found SO MANY!
https://t.co/Rs4x94l9nb
Mission: Citizen is a nonprofit entirely run by high school students in Portland that offers free citizenship classes and scholarships to offset naturalization fees. They're being featured in @wweek's Give Guide this year; please consider donating!
https://t.co/9vMzCV3wm7
The first major New York survey of the pioneering feminist artist Judy Chicago is opening at the New Museum. She shares the stage with an imagined sisterhood of artists and thinkers, including Virginia Woolf and Frida Kahlo, who have inspired her work. https://t.co/2byjSPqYpf
Raise your tentacles if you love octopuses! 🐙 Yes, the correct term is octopuses—we checked with Scripps Oceanography alum and postdoctoral scholar Adi Khen (@adlysia_) who also shared a ton of cool octopus facts with us for #WorldOctopusDay. Learn more: https://t.co/OpnaIpBDZj
Our new study is out! The ability to experience vulvar pleasure is associated with lower pain-related anxiety, pain catastrophizing, and higher sexual functioning in patients with chronic vulvar pain. @MaeveMulroy @QSexLab @jillkrapfmd@thecvvd
https://t.co/QO4GwZYnR9
Most linguists believe that the only species that possesses language is our own. Could sperm-whale clicks challenge this belief? https://t.co/u8DeM7meUd
🚨 We are delighted to announce that our new paper is out TODAY in @CurrentBiology 🚨 Here we provide the first direct evidence of how a predator - the trumpetfish - can use ANOTHER ANIMAL for concealment when hunting!
🔗 https://t.co/9vaKLh0Wdw
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