Lover of plants and place, notetaker of nature, ecologist at CNRS, France, studying at the intersection of phylogenetics, biogeography, and climate change.
ERC feature: @AnneThomas239 is an ecologist at CNRS, France, studying at the intersection of phylogenetics, biogeography, and climate change.
In this feature, Anne tells the history of New Zealand’s largest plant radiation 🍃 though prose and verse:
https://t.co/q3Ism3wSx5
It's #WorldPoetryDay and a bouquet of little poems written by students has been scattered around @CUBotanicGarden. They will be there until the end of @Cambridge_Fest - come and see how many you can find!
Hooray for my second PhD paper, published the week I arrived in France for my postdoc with @CNRS and @Wil_Thuiller at the Laboratoire d'Ecologie Alpine! Love those hebes, and excited for more alpine plants!
Multiple origins of mountain biodiversity in New Zealand's largest plant radiation https://t.co/cdJ0eanY2a led by @AnneThomas239
with @KewScience @GGBC_GU@Naturvetenskap
This week we bid adieu to the newly awarded Dr @AnneThomas239 who is off to bigger and better things @CNRS 🇫🇷. It's been a privilege hosting you @plantsci for the past 4 years. Bonne chance!
Many congratulations🍾 @AnneThomas239 for a successful PhD defence and the first of several upcoming from our group👏. We do have the best cakes in our group too😊
So happy with this #science#cake featuring NZ mountains and #hebes to celebrate the #PhDthesis of the amazing @AnneThomas239! 🎉💚 Well done and thanks for giving me an excuse to bake instead of working on my #PhD 😂🎂 #phdlife
‘We Shall Not Cease From Exploration - The Poetry of Research’ - A podcast with fantastic poets discussing their research @Cambridge_Uni & the challenges of using poetry to share research. Part of a programme I lead with @CamUniEngage https://t.co/u1wmINhLSd @ForwardPrizes
🎉 Honoured and delighted to be among this year's recipients!
Thank you to the @sse_evolution committee and my amazing #PhD supervisor @ecochangegroup 💚
Lots of exciting research ahead!!!
Pollen sleeps, fine as dirt, tough as tooth, layered down, dust to dust…(Anne Thomas, @plantsci PhD student)
Do you love nature and words?
1/2 We have a line-up of green-loving poets here in the Garden on a journey of discovery through the plant realm this Sunday for @CamFest
Do you love leaves, words, or both? Join us at the @CUBotanicGarden for a botanical #CamFest poetry reading! Sunday 10 April, 1 pm. https://t.co/3JwCBrKfiO
Scientific exploration is one way to delve into the mysteries of the flora around us 🌸 Words are another ✍️ For @Cambridge_Fest our #plantscientist@AnneThomas239 has organised a botanical poetry reading on Sunday 10 April @CUBotanicGarden 🌿
See more 👉https://t.co/LEnJGZShk8
Happy #WorldPoetryDay! For more planty poems come to Plants, Discovery, Poetry, a botanical poetry reading on 10 April at the @CUBotanicGarden (book via #CamFest website!)