Has anyone heard of https://t.co/IVN2aAbFTR ? I was wondering where to publish a "failed" experiment with still interesting hypotheses and methods. I found this in a Nature news: https://t.co/Bhlelwa3oM
3 days, and 3 requests to review papers. How to decide which one to review? Time is lacking, and they always request in 2 or 3 weeks. I have other priorities, and you are not paying me (rather we pay when publishing... urgh).
There is only one occasion in life where I go from super happy, to anger, to laughing, to frustration within few minutes... And that happens when I'm grading exams.
#ICOM12 in Manchester will be packed with interesting workshops. I'm organizing the one on traits with @SidneySturmer. Looking forward to the talks, discussions and note taking. https://t.co/5clpF52VQG
@RebeccaBunn7 Yes, I think so. Looked like an exploding cork, I can't find the picture unfortunately. It also had some curling hyphae. Maybe an ascus releasing spores?
Expeditions can be hard to maneuver as a mother & scientist.
Intense & exciting to have my essay published in @nytimes exploring how Expeditions can be an Academic Act of Defiance
Mapping fungi w/family @spununderground@nytopinion: https://t.co/VMzSxgm6EN
(photo 2011, Kenya)
Do you love fungi? Or at least like them enough to spend few years studying their traits in more detail? I am offering a 2-year post-doc position in my group working on my Vidi project on fungal traits and soil functions. Apply before April 28th! https://t.co/c47x8PQKuO
Our Observation of the Day is this Insect Destroyer #fungus (potentially in the genus Pandora) infecting a springtail, seen in #France by macroblaster2000.
More details at: https://t.co/KbCqVD4rlW #nature#insect
Absolutely recommend reading. Paper on #Helotiales (#Ascomycota) and their role in plant nutrition. They can form ericoid-mycorrhizae, EcM or "mycorrhizal-like" associations. Very mysterious group. https://t.co/xWFfxpy3lL