Gabrielle Deveau

[Gabrielle Deveau @gabdev_ocean]

@SLPAustin @rstatstweet Oufff. R living in 2030

[Gabrielle Deveau @gabdev_ocean]

Anyone else double-click on written text with the intention of wrapping it in quotes or brackets? 🥴 #rstats

[Caitlin Bate @CaityBate]

The 2020s of telemetry are upon us! @FisheriesRobert setting the scene for our next @OceanTracking Symposium session. Can't wait to hear this panel's thoughts on the future of telemetry research

[Gabrielle Deveau @gabdev_ocean]

@CaityBate @OceanTracking @j_pye's stoke in this session is extremely high!! Love it

[Caitlin Bate @CaityBate]

Session 2 of the @OceanTracking Symposium - a panel discussion about the importance of bringing other (non-Western) worldviews into academic science and pairing these different ways of knowing to fill gaps in research. Inspiring!

[Robert Lennox @FisheriesRobert]

GAMs are tricky but thank goodness for @ucfagls and @ericJpedersen resources. Came across a great summary of the different types of smooth terms for HGAMs (cubic, thin plate, duchon, tensor product, markov random field, soap film, spherical) here: https://t.co/ee68PXazAf

[Jeff Guhin @jeffguhin]

I sometimes get so overwhelmed by everything that I just shut down: I watch a movie, eat too much, take a nap, whatever. And academia's deadlines are so flexible that I can do it for a while! I know others experience this too, so here are some strategies to get out of the cycle.

[CBC Indigenous @CBCIndigenous]

"It's unbelievable and it's also about damn time," said Vernon Redsky, chief of Shoal Lake 40 First Nation.

https://t.co/op4bkFDNa8

[Tim Urban @waitbutwhy]

When reading an article makes you feel dumb, you’re probably reading a mediocre article. A good article makes the reader feel like they can understand anything.

[Tiago André Marques @TiagoALOMarques]

ANOVA is fading away, GLMs are on the rise...This and many other "Trends in ecology and conservation over eight decades" - and interesting read for ecologists https://t.co/oBgaQ1Rtcg

[Lake Fish Telemetry Group @FishTelGroup]

On the role of #lakes in revealing nature of #animalmovement through #telemetry - new paper & great effort by @FisheriesRobert and a large team of authors from the @FishTelGroup https://t.co/STcnL5LpL5 #animaltracking #fishtelemetry #fishsci #movementecology @Alternet_Europe

[Hunter Stevens @belostomatid]

I don’t know what it is about this week.. but I found yet another eel, this time a silvered adult in the ocean. Also pictured: isopod and a fraction of an Ammodytes sp. school that was hundreds if not thousands strong. Just a typical summer swim in Nova Scotia

[Hunter Stevens @belostomatid]

When a friend asks you if you want to help them tag eel, is there any answer other than “HELL YES!”? Thanks a lot @gabdev_ocean for letting me help you tag today!! Katew are a beautiful, mysterious fish and it was an honour to work with them. @OceanTracking

[Aanjaneya C. (He/Him) @aan_an_adventur]

This shouldn't be this funny, but unfortunately it is

[Gabrielle Deveau @gabdev_ocean]

@CaityBate Metadata are comin’ at ya!!! 👩🏻‍💻

[Gabrielle Deveau @gabdev_ocean]

Crawling out of the home office for the first time since 2020 to kick off our last eel tagging season for Apoqnmatulti’k, a collaborative project between academic, local, & Mi’kmaw knowledge holders ☀️ #BayofFundy

[Robert Lennox @FisheriesRobert]

This is a great read on scientific writing- a unique take with creative solutions to common problems. I give it my second highest recommendation!

https://t.co/q75bKsSVmN

[Daniel Anderson @datalorax_]

🥳 Happy to report that the #rstats {equatiomatic} package now supports binomial and poisson regression models from `lme4::glmer()`! Give it a try with the dev version: `remotes::install_github("datalorax/equatiomatic").

[Gabrielle Deveau @gabdev_ocean]

@KristenNoel97 @halibirdnerd @KiirstiO @natgosselin @TCNoel @adam_pillon @bellehinch @thetracysimone @kirsten_poling @ibarrette_ng @BoronDominika @MarkMalloryLab @lori_dargis @MikaylaBornais @joannaxwu @baakjuliae @RielleHoeg #PetsInSTEM

1. 2 yo pup Winnie & 7 yo cat Pep
2. Winnie is aggressively friendly & loves making friends (she de-wings flies so they’ll be forced to hang. Pep is Ms. Independent (not a good combo w/ Winnie) but is v affectionate (when she wants).
4. @SLandovskis @lindsaycarroll3