Fish you can wear as gas masks? Moss that turns a robot sentient?
The TV series Scavengers Reign introduces us to a fantastical ecosystem on an alien planet.
@kpcallaghan_ digs into the science of the series with @aladybiologist and @BhamlaLab
https://t.co/i5IteCeOf4
Is there a “floating classroom“ for freshwater science education in your region? Please reply with the ship and body of water. I am working on a project with a student on ship-based education, and our developing list would benefit from additional crowd-sourcing. Thanks!
Hummingbird Salamander is a Shirley Jackson Award finalist! Congrats to @jeffvandermeer and the slate of nominees, and also heaps of gratitude to be the scientist behind this novel and a novella in the works.
Register now for "Writing Science in Fiction" with @aladybiologist, @jeffvandermeer, and @dunnjons, Sunday, Sept. 11, 4 p.m. EST, virtual and free, register at https://t.co/Q3mvV53cyE
"I study both lakes and terrestrial islands, which are ecological kissing cousins because their relative isolation creates a sensitivity to non-native species introductions," says Dr. Meghan Brown. Read her full interview in our monthly Spotlight below:
https://t.co/hTjZjjS5s2
Do Great Lakes fish snack on invasive shrimps? Only if they can catch them! New #GreatLakesSci shows shrimp are wiley, and use a combination of smart habitat choices and chemical cues to keep out of danger. Read more here: https://t.co/1AzQkQbiP8 @aladybiologist
@HWSColleges Boat and crew are through the Welland Canal after two long days on the water, and will tuck in near Port Colburne (Ontario, Canada) for the night. There was snow in the middle of the passage today!
The William Scandling Research Vessel is taking a 5-day, 50-steaming hour trip to Cleveland, OH for repairs and enhancements before returning to campus for the fall semester’s coursework and research. Ride along with Captain Dave Brown in this week’s #FlyoverFriday.
In which I have a lot of fun with the fictional Latin names of some fictional species.
Now updated with commentary from @aladybiologist, who evolved the fictional species for @jeffvandermeer! https://t.co/HE59y1pmef
Cuba unintentionally deflected hundreds of nonnative species. Check out how, and what it teaches us about invasion science, in my very first popular press essay with @Jeff_d_corbin@sciam
https://t.co/sC1zOZ2YCe
@StephenBHeard@jeffvandermeer@Myelaphus@BioInFocus I left some crumbs of information as a response to your blog, and I would be happy to chat more about etymology or plant-animal interactions (fictional or otherwise)!
Twitter's favorite author @jeffvandermeer asked biologist Meghan Brown to create realistic species for his new book. I chatted with Jeff, Meghan, and literary scholars about creating hummingbirds and salamanders, and the role of (real) science in fiction: https://t.co/3QqlRTrnh7
Grappling with complicated environmental truths? Try two scientific fables within a killer psychological thriller. @themadstone@jeffvandermeer https://t.co/pSjMDRmKFu