@MaxRLambert@pacificu@PacificUBiology The data Clare has analyzed suggests they are evolutionary relicts. We have more data hot off the sequencer to help us confirm and learn a bit more!
Super proud of @pacificu@pacificubiology undergrad Clare Yang for winning the Storer Award for Best Student Poster in Herpetology at #JMIH2022. She presented her research on the origin of suburban slender salamanders near Portland, Oregon. Well deserved and a huge congrats!!
Our Summer Research Program (virtual in 2021) is now accepting applications! This 11-wk internship offers a $9,350 stipend, incl. support for living & home office expenses. Apps welcome from undergrads at colleges & universities in the U.S. & territories. https://t.co/EAfmbA2HfK
Students— you may not know this — you’re the only thing keeping us teachers going sometimes.
Your insights and enthusiasm in our class discussion this morning lifted me up and will keep me afloat this week #academiclife
Asked my @PacificUBiology Vert Zoo students to do 15-sec sportcaster-type audios to accompany their Combatant Reports for March Mammal Madness. @MorfordIan went ahead and forecasted the entire first-round of #2020MMM. It's fantastic. https://t.co/lVrapSRQWe
any recommendations for free beginners tutorials for R and Python? I have a new crop of summer research students and all the tutorials I used to use for training are either gone, require payment, or only give a 1 wk trial. Thanks!
Proud of @pacificu@pacificubiology senior Rylee Trendell and recent grad Marissa Eckman. They gave an awesome poster on Pacific treefrog landscape genetics at #iuwc2019.
Berkeley students and alums: if you spent any time in Berkeley’s natural history museums or field stations, please show your support! These invaluable research and training centers are at risk: https://t.co/MGcMx7zYY8
This is my grandfather, Murray Goldfinger. The tattoo, 161108, was given to him at Birkenau.
He's 91 and his health is failing. He told his tale of survival for 65 years. Now, I've taken the responsibility.
One part of his story always gets a big reaction from students.
Sadie Parker presented her capstone research on population connectivity in red-legged frogs and rough-skinned newts at the joint meeting of ORTWS/WATWS/NW PARC/SNVB. Great work and way to represent @pacificu@PacificUBiology !