Today's the day! Meet the scientists studying the sagebrush steppe & the creatives capturing its splendor. Immerse yourself in the sagebrush sea!
Interactive exhibit open March 25-29, English & Spanish
#sagebrushcrush#BoiseStateNSFEPSCoR#BoiseStateGEM3 https://t.co/1jXnfxkniC
The sagebrush ecosystem comes to life in an immersive, hands-on art-science fusion! Come howl at the moon with us! (it's free)
Presented at the Stein Luminary in English & Spanish March 25-29
#sagebrushcrush#BoiseStateNSFEPSCoR#BoiseStateGEM3
https://t.co/1jXnfxkniC
Science! Art! Sagebrush! It all comes together at the immersive (and free) Stein Luminary.
Navigating the Sagebrush Sea
Presented in English and Spanish
Meet the scientists March 27 4-7 pm
#sagebrushcrush#BoiseStateNSFEPSCoR#BoiseStateGEM3
https://t.co/1jXnfxkniC
Research led by @conchoecia@beroe and their collaborators provides new insights about one of the earliest points in animal evolution that happened more than 700 million years ago.
Thanks to @elise_overgaard@MontereyHerald for the coverage: https://t.co/5v38rfHE4Z
New vocab word: rhizosphere!
As in: @SLAClab researchers use synchrotron x-rays to look at nutrient exchanges happening in the rhizosphere (plant roots + soil + microbes) hoping to engineer more resilient plants that can stand up to climate change. Cool!
https://t.co/P0zxtLrmJb
As the fight against RSV adds vaccines, UCSC researcher is on the cutting edge https://t.co/vYBy0SNRx7 via @elise_overgaard, a Q&A with Rebecca DuBois @TheDuBoisLab on her @UCSCscience work
Slither on over to watch this video on slug sex. @UCSCscience’s Janet Leonard is a national treasure and @elise_overgaard from the newly minted class of 2023 truly captured her personality https://t.co/7JpilXet1H
She studies slug sex by the seashore: UCSC researcher works to unlock secrets of banana slug sex https://t.co/w57pr3W6uU via @elise_overgaard, an insightful Q&A with Janet Leonard
Slimy slug sex is wild. Reciprocal copulation? Plural of penis (penes)? Apophallation (chewing off said penes)? Janet Leonard and @devdevbev have the science you never knew you needed to know! @LookoutSCruz
https://t.co/HdNz33YpkS
WEDNESDAY'S TOP HEADLINES: Watsonville nurses rally, banana slug sex and punk revolution https://t.co/n0ggABjDrC < -- Check out stories from Beki San Martin, @elise_overgaard, @wallacebaine, @jmpasko96 and more, plus a city council dispatch from @TopherJNeely
In a new twist on the Hunger Games, scientists figured out exactly what mosquitoes love about some people's scents. It's cheesier than you think. @katelisab3th reports! https://t.co/kOB7y9Yqb8
Solving two problems at once, researchers recycled diapers into "nappy-infused concrete," and then built a house with it. The new material could simultaneously divert waste from landfills and provide more affordable housing. By @ElissaWelle for @Nature
https://t.co/c6ZY9g5Lnn
Ctenophores or sponges? We identified chromosomal changes that support ctenophores as the sister group of all other animals.
In @Nature w/ @beroe@DanRokhsar et al. Support from @MBARI_News@NSF@ERC_Research
🔗https://t.co/bSf0hwJHwU
Debate settled? A new study offers "best support we've ever had" that comb jellies, not sponges, descended from the first branch in the tree of life. @ucsc alum @conchoecia led the study with local support from @MBARI_News. @elise_overgaard has the story. https://t.co/KE7NzqxwFF
It's official: we're in for a superbloom year in CA, @elise_overgaard reports! Read on to learn what makes these rare biological marvels possible in our region: https://t.co/aivb0kGluW
Can’t believe I got to say ‘for NPR News, I’m Anna Marie Yanny.’ 😱
Thanks to @StarkKev for the impromptu voice coaching!
If you don’t mind clicking around, you can listen here: (starting at 3:35 on NPR News: 03-16-2023 3AM EDT)
https://t.co/OFVNbCer3l