Dr. Eva

#Palaeobiology PhD student @HumboldtUni+@MfNBerlin. I like to #CTscan stuff and am into #bones, #traveling, #bouldering and #baking. Slowly discovering #web3.

[Dr. Eva @evaphosaurus]

Check out my friend’s debut novel!! 🧛🏼‍♂️ #booktok #BookTwitter

[Kirk Thomas @AKirkWithTeeth]

A Date With Teeth, live now on Kindle https://t.co/wXWzXy7IA0

[Prof. Anjali Goswami FRS @anjgoswami]

#FossilFriday Job Alert! If you love skulls & macroevolution & are looking for a postdoc, apply for this 2yr @LeverhulmeTrust-funded post @NHM_London on suture evolution through the synapsid-mammal transition. Open to int'l apps. Deadline March 3. Details:https://t.co/tegEmhkDxC

[Luisa Neubauer @Luisamneubauer]

THREAD: What is going on in #Lützerath?
In Germany, a small village next to a giant coal mine has advanced to become an epicenter of the global struggle for climate justice. Today the eviction of the the village has started. But this is not "just" about a single village. 1/

[Dr Meming @Dr_Meming]

How’s the PhD going?

All on track!

The track:

[Phil Donoghue @glpcjd]

3x 33 month postdoc positions available applying theoretical morphospace approaches in evolutionary morphology, focussing on the evolution of jaws, wings and leaves @BristolPalaeo @UoBEarthScience Apply by Nov 4: deets https://t.co/jGKYK1WLY0

[Adam Huttenlocker @dimetrodoc]

The Huttenlocker lab @USC is hiring 1 PhD student to investigate early amniote evolution near the reptile-mammal split & field paleontology in the Bears Ears region of SE Utah. Deadline to apply to our #Anatomy PhD program is Dec15. DM for details. https://t.co/rYQXS5XJhe

[Megan Whitney @_megwhit_]

Vertebrate paleo peeps! The Whitney Lab is recruiting a Master's student for the fall of 2023! If you or someone you know is interested in cutting up fossils, contributing to data addition, and taking pretty photos like this, DM me. You can also find me at #SVP2022 this year!

[Melanie During, PhD. ⛏🦕🦖🦩🍉 @MelanieDuring]

Premiering tonight at 8pm CET:@vinfernand specializes in nuking fossils with x-rays @esrfsynchrotron! In one #Triassic burrow that he scanned, he found an odd couple inside. #GenuineRockstars #MondayMotivation https://t.co/auYwmuCCHZ

[Bryan Gee @Koskinonodon]

Dear @SVP_vertpaleo, despite being scheduled for a talk, I will not be attending #2022SVP (or #SVP2022, whichever is more in vogue), a “choice” I have been forced to make b/c of the inaction of the society regarding Robert Reisz. Let’s unpack for #FossilFriday shall we?

[Patagonia @patagonia]

Hey, friends, we just gave our company to planet Earth. OK, it’s more nuanced than that, but we’re closed today to celebrate this new plan to save our one and only home. We’ll be back online tomorrow.
https://t.co/fvRFDgOzVZ

[Morgan @huzzahitsmorgan]

They finally have an X-ray emoji!!! 🩻🩻🩻🩻🩻🩻🩻🩻🩻 someone at Apple got my letters!

[Elisa Granato @Prokaryota]

regular reminder that nature selects for "eh. good enough"

[Edward Burress @cichlidosaurus]

Please share: I am recruiting two students (Ph.D. or M.S.) and a postdoc (2-years) to start in my lab Fall 2023. My lab studies functional morphology and macroevolution (mostly of fishes)

More info: https://t.co/RWVOKG1dLS

[Dr. Eva @evaphosaurus]

This seems like a stellar opportunity for prospective grad students in palaeo-, bio- or geosciences 🤩 #phdchatter #phdposition 🦕

[Krista Koeller @KristaLerista]

Are you thinking of going to graduate school for paleontology, or a related field like biology, or geology? If so, join the @SVP_vertpaleo Grad Application Prep Group!

We’ll walk you through the application process!

Fill out this form to join https://t.co/cbSmCxTpAi

[Phil Donoghue @glpcjd]

Job alert @BristolPalaeo! @jemilyr and I will soon be advertising 3x 33 month postdocs using theoretical morphospace approaches in evolutionary morphology, focussing on the evolution of jaws, wings and leaves. If you are interested, please get in touch!

[NC Museum of Natural Sciences @NaturalSciences]

Dr. Christian Kammerer, Research Curator for Paleontology, together with scientists from Germany, South Africa and Chicago, studied a 260-million-year-old fossil that shows its breastbone was divided into a series of segments, like that of modern mammals.
📷 Eva-Maria Bendel

[Dr. Eva @evaphosaurus]

Little press release about our recent study on sternal evolution and what it has to do with how mammals walk and breathe today:

[Steve Salisbury @implexidens]

Our new paper on foot #biomechanics in #sauropod #dinosaurs is out today in @ScienceAdvances. Really cool work led by Dr Andréas Jannel with @dropanagio.

Prehistoric podiatry: How dinosaurs supported their enormous weight https://t.co/pgCC9ydqdM via @uq_news with @monashbdi

[Dr. Eva @evaphosaurus]

@gimpasaura The literal worst!!

[Dr. Daniela Rößler @RoesslerDaniela]

Amidst terrible fomo seeing all the cool conferences, I’ve been dying to share the news of our latest discovery 🥳 You thought jumping spiders peaked in their coolness? Buckle up!!! We need to talk about #jumpingspiders potentially #dreaming. @PNASNews
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