Ian Ware

Evolutionary ecologist | Lead Scientist @FungaPbc | Formerly a post-doc @USFS Inst. of Pacific Islands Forestry | @UTK_EEB Alum | @USU_Ecology Alum

[Knope Evolutionary Ecology Lab @LabKnope]

Many mahalos to lead author Rebecca J. Ward and the co-authors on this study @terincox @Anuinhawaii Florybeth Flores La Valle @JPhilippoff Jessica L.B. Schaefer @ianmware, the OPIHI project, and all the students and teachers that made this work possible!
https://t.co/aJKHRfwAJs

[Knope Evolutionary Ecology Lab @LabKnope]

We're hiring! Tenure-track Assistant Professorship in Genetics/Genomics in the Dept of Biology at UH Hilo. Our department and university have a strong commitment to recruit and retain diverse applicants. Please share broadly.
https://t.co/wMgZAERq8M

[Funga @FungaPbc]

Dr. Colin Averill recently wrote a guest piece for @mcjpod 's Climate Voices series, presenting Funga's vision for accelerating natural climate solutions by rewilding the forest microbiome. Read more at:
https://t.co/GUv7ystufz

[Ian Ware @ianmware]

Interested in learning more about what we are up to? Peep the new blog!

[Funga @FungaPbc]

Introducing, the ✨Funga Blog ✨. In our inaugural post, we're breaking down how we make forest + fungi = additional carbon storage. #forestmicrobiome #carboncapture #ClimateTech
https://t.co/Tv8VgwJ3pH

[Colin Averill @colinaverill]

Soil microbiome restoration has the potential to massively accelerate natural climate solutions, while also protecting invaluable soil biodiversity resources. I take the @TEDTalks stage to present the science and vision so many in our field are building.

https://t.co/HTdH5Ex3fZ

[Communications Biology @CommsBio]

Integrating stacked distribution models with genetically-based trait diversity of Populus angustifolia reveals how phenological variation can change differently across populations in response to climate change. @shanbay, @ianmware, @Schweitzer_JA, @UTK_EEB https://t.co/UJexXzZzdI

[Ian Ware @ianmware]

Great to see work led by @shanbay out in @CommsBio where we identify areas expected to lose genetically-based variation in #phenology in response to future climate change scenarios.

This work improves our ability to prioritize the conservation of future genetic climate refugia.

[Shannon Bayliss (she/her) @shanbay]

Read our latest on #traitvariation in #phenology in @CommsBio! @ianmware @Schweitzer_JA

Link:
https://t.co/TvjtLM4atl

[David Nogues-Bravo @Noguesbravo]

We found that more than 10% of genetic diversity may already be lost for many threatened and nonthreatened species, surpassing the United Nations’ post-2020 targets
https://t.co/MHNzwWchnx

Kuddos to @MExpositoAlonso and the team

[Chris Schadt @ChrisInKnox]

Postdoc position in Rytas Vilgalys's lab at Duke on a collaborative project with @ORNL! -- Genetics of forest mycorrhiza interactions --https://t.co/iFL1FUlLpB

[Posy Busby @posybusby]

Check out our new paper addressing how the #phyllosphere #microbiome can enhance seeding survival while also contributing to long-term forest carbon capture and biodiversity conservation. Thanks coauthors @colinaverill , Abbey Neat, George Newcombe
https://t.co/L5WbvCWZOj

[van der Heijden Lab @vandeHeijdenLab]

Pleased to see that our review on soil microbiomes and one health with @sbanerjee2018 is out now. Never thought I would publish in a journal with an impact factor of 78 😀 MvdH

https://t.co/6RVfubvrE0

[Funga @FungaPbc]

This week our founder Dr Colin Averill spoke with WNYC's The Takeaway to discuss the forest microbiome's potential to help mitigate #climatechange. Listen at: https://t.co/uslBiUFJvJ

[Ian Ware @ianmware]

We are hiring a Data Scientist @FungaPbc!

Come help us answer some pressing questions connecting forests, fungal symbionts, and carbon.

[Colin Averill @colinaverill]

Interested in careers beyond academia? We're searching for a data scientist with a passion for biodiversity, climate action, and connecting the fungal microbiome to the forest carbon cycle.

Apply to the open Data Scientist position @FungaPbc!

https://t.co/Bah0Oey3Cd

[Michael Kinnison @EvoAppsLab]

We’re looking forward to a dynamic and diverse applicant pool that is excited by team science. Arctic charr have a special place in my heart, as evidenced by the 20 year mark-recapture, trait, and genetics dataset we’ve collected and committed as part of this team effort.

[Colin Averill @colinaverill]

Excited to see #fungi getting the attention they badly need. Great piece out today in @ScienceMagazine by @GabrielPopkin on fungal conservation, @spununderground and fungi as a climate solution. Shout outs to @CrowtherLab and @FungaPbc!

https://t.co/IJ6a7iGVwj

[Michael Van Nuland @Mike_VanNuland]

The global potential for increased storage of carbon on land
https://t.co/DRIqgC6P2R

[Posy Busby @posybusby]

Job alert! Interested in fungal ecology, phyllosphere microbiome assembly, plant disease? The Busby lab at Oregon State University is searching for a postdoc to contribute to a new NSF CAREER project. https://t.co/T48w9lbdp6

[Ian Ware @ianmware]

@aimeeclassen Aloha @aimeeclassen!

[Colin Averill @colinaverill]

A major piece of our reseearch program is live today - Alternative stable states of the forest mycobiome. Here we show whether or not a tree can form a comptabile symbiosis with its neighbors can determine whether it lives or dies. 🧵🧵🧵

https://t.co/0KPKOYGBrK