I've been very quiet on Twitter recently. I made a big decision to return to the UK back in February to pursue a career outside of Academia. Yesterday I was offered a job as an education officer in a zoo close to my heart. Excited to start my career in conservation education!
Congrats to @Micky_Ahn for passing his PhD field of study / candidacy exam with brilliant performance! ๐พ๐พ Exciting work on @SI_horses parasitology awaits! and thanks to @JohnGilleard@ConstanceFinney@McLoughlin_PD and Sean Rogers for serving on the committee / exam
We are recruiting a PDF (or PhD) @UCalgary to study adaptive variation in endangered caribou. Really cool conservation genomic project for someone interested in movement ecology, adaptive differentiation, or pedigree-free quantitative genetics in wildlife. Please share!
Come be a part of 2 awesome labs at @UCalgary! The project on endangered caribou Iโm involved with for my MSc is recruiting grad students โ Iโm happy to answer any questions about it as well as life as a grad student in Calgary ๐๐ฆ
We are recruiting 2 PhD students for conservation genomic projects on endangered caribou in British Columbia (MSc and postdocs could also be considered). These are fully funded by an NSERC Alliance Grant and open to international students. Review of applicants will start Oct 15.
Come join the GPC @GlobalParasito1 as they 'host' some of the world's brightest parasitologists for the U.N. Biodiversity Conference. Between October 15-16, there will be 8 panels/presentations where you get to learn about all things parasites across the biodiversity on Earth!
I am looking for panelists for a panel discussion on the use of social media in research (Twitter, Instagram, etc..) as part of a conference for undergraduate and graduate students from veterinary schools. Please DM/email me if you would be interested in participating. Thanks!
A little taste of home before jumping into meetings and arranging boring grown up stuff this afternoon. Jetlag is still bad but I'm so excited. I've waited so long to be here.
For @SI_Horses we use social behaviours to infer parentage (and are in the process of developing non-invasive genetic tools to confirm!).
But sometimes you can make a reasonable guess ๐ค๐ค๐ค
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