Richard Gomulkiewicz

[Cecilia Rodriguez-Furlan @cecirf1]

My laboratory is recruiting one fully funded Ph.D. position for the Molecular Plant Sciences program at WSU. Our research is focused on elucidating the regulation of vacuolar traffic as part of plant cell stress responses. Apply here https://t.co/uwV8mK0yEk

[Botanical Society of America @Botanical_]

*#AJB Accepted Article*

Phenotypic plasticity made simple, but not too simple (a commentary by @gomulki & @JohnStinchcombe)

https://t.co/pNp4AnPKHa #botany #evolution @wileyplantsci @WileyEcolEvol

[John Stinchcombe @JohnStinchcombe]

So, @gomulki and I -- caught unawares that phenotypic plasticity is incompatible with and/or ignored by the evolutionary synthesis-- have been working on a commentary piece about plasticity.

https://t.co/7WQqUeubT7

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@seb_schreiber Speaking of 2 and 2, I was about ready to graduate from Wenatchee (WA) High and saw these strange dark clouds rolling in...

[Scott L. Nuismer @NuismerScott]

Available with September start date: One-year postdoc to explore the ecology and evolution of infectious disease using mathematical and computational models! Intellectual freedom and great proximity to kayaking, backcountry skiing, and mountain biking!

[Stephen Proulx @proulxstephen2]

I’m proud to be releasing some new work with Henrique Teotonio on bioRxiv (https://t.co/9LuTw1gmrK). When populations adapt to local conditions and dispersal moves genes between habitats, how do they deal with the genetic cost of that dispersal? 1/11

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@CT_Bergstrom Already on top of it: Secker, Jeff, Richard Gomulkiewicz, and Mark A. McPeek. "Interstellar transport and local establishment dynamics of spaceborne propagules." Instruments, Methods, and Missions for Astrobiology. Vol. 3441. International Society for Optics and Photonics, 1998.

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@mwpen @qcb_usc @USC_marine (Hope I'm doing this right) Congrats!

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

Great job, Jon

[Mike Steely @steelyonsports]

Most press conference answers are pretty mundane- not this one from Giannis. It’s great.

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@jon_iguanas @chattymaddie_ @GrohJeff @DSattOnABoat @jon_iguanas Talk about cool, Tim Prout was on my PhD committee... back in the day!

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@Jordan_Boersma Gee. Thanks?

[Megan Ruffley, PhD @MeganRRuffley]

It me! Grateful to work for an institute that appreciates me and my work!

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@Jordan_Boersma @SarahInTheField @JonesJA91 Also, I'm new to twitter and obviously don't know how to post a long-winded tweet! So, please forgive me

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@Jordan_Boersma @SarahInTheField @JonesJA91 ...the process of writing the discussion I realize I need other results that may require some new methods (or deletion of what turn out to be uninformative ones) and perhaps adjustments of the study's motivations (intro)

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@Jordan_Boersma @SarahInTheField @JonesJA91 I (unconsciously, TBH) tend to develop all sections more-or-less in parallel. The intro sketches the original motivations for your methods, which produce results that need to be interpreted/discussed. It may be different for theory papers (my sole experience) but many times in...

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@Jordan_Boersma @SarahInTheField @JonesJA91 The beauty of science is that your take is as valid/expert as any other. At least initially!

[Richard Gomulkiewicz @gomulki]

@MarcMangel1 @ProfFeynman Just started doing the same here this summer. Ellie, our 16 yo, is a fan of Feynman's memoirs, so I've reporting to her on what I read each day. Helps me process the concepts! I think she's also intrigued that I consider a physics textbook "pleasure reading."

[Marc Mangel @MarcMangel1]

A great short essay from a terrific scientist: https://t.co/YCMm0Jsg4v