Kelsey Abernathy and Daniel Fucich, IMET alumni and cofounders of @AlgenAir, have had their first commercial air purifier installed in Pittsburgh International Airport. The installation is comprised of a set of 8 foot tanks full of 100 gallons of algae. https://t.co/JovjNpqFdq
Fascinating history of why grep is called ‘grep’ (told by Kernighan, the ‘K’ in AWK). Along the way he alludes to why sed’s line editing syntax, e.g. ‘1,10p’, is the way it is. I have taught how to use these tools for years and didn’t know the backstory. https://t.co/dlHEub1G21
🎶It's beginning to look a lot like #Fishmas🎶
A week from today, we'll be kicking off Year 5 of #25DaysofFishmas! What is #25DaysofFishmas? It's basically a fishy advent calendar in which I + many other #TeamFish tweeps unveil fin-tastic fish species for each day in December
Please check out our long-simmered ms that uses port eDNA to evaluate how species might spread through the global shipping network. We think this is a first step in evaluating global biodiversity change models with eDNA. https://t.co/qtEMihQodk
Ever wonder how the oyster filter feeds exactly?
I made this video as part of a @nyseagrant project to help explain how they do it:
https://t.co/mHUvGTiQu6
Thanks to Evan Ward at @UConn video footy! Project Partners: @BradyLabDMC, @BillionOyster, @UMCES, @Cornell, @norwichnews
Opportunity to join our shellfish lab at @roslininstitute running lab and field work in support of shellfish aquaculture and restoration.
If you love #oysters, fieldwork, pathogens and applied science apply below...
https://t.co/i542seqd8o
New method for dating admixture events from molecular data!
Using phased or unphased data, this new method allows to date admixture events with improved accuracy, especially for small populations or relatively ancient admixture events.
Link to study ➡️ https://t.co/8FaV4YFmTK