Maggie Stoffer (they/them)

Smith College Alum | SFSU MS @EOS_Center / Research Fellow @SERCinvasions

[Emily Blackwell @EmilyABlackwell]

Just unearthed the very first map I made in R two years ago, a map of countries mentioned in Kokomo

[SERC Marine Invasions Research Lab @SERCinvasions]

Can textured surfaces on the seawall create better habitats for native species in #SFBay? @NBCNews spoke with our #LivingSeawallProject team for the inside scoop👇🏽 @SFPort @ClimatePathways #SERCWest

[Emily Blackwell @EmilyABlackwell]

Went to leave some feedback on a friend's GRFP application and it was so nice to see two other Smith (specifically Tyler House) bio alums also there to help! Lucky to be a part of this community with @MaggiePacheco2 @maggie_stoffer and many others

[PeerJ Publishing @thePeerJ]

PeerJ Congratulates Maggie Stoffer @smithcollege and Phikolomzi Matikinca @UKZN - Award Winners at ICMB XI

Learn more about their research on the PeerJ Blog https://t.co/9AmFFHlyxk

@MarBioinvasions @maggie_stoffer @Dark_Calabash

[Maggie Stoffer (they/them) @maggie_stoffer]

excited to announce i will be joining the @SERCinvasions West Coast team in Tiburon while receiving my master’s at SF State’s @EOS_Center starting this fall

[Maggie Stoffer (they/them) @maggie_stoffer]

i’d call that a successful first conference! Proud to have accepted the first place award for Best Overall Student Poster at #ICMBXI

[Maggie Stoffer (they/them) @maggie_stoffer]

had an amazing time sharing my research at #ICMBXI

[Society for the Study of Marine Bioinvasions @MarBioinvasions]

What a fantastic first day of talks at #ICMBXI! We had some wonderful presentations today and an engaging #PosterSession at this evening's #SocialHour. Excited for another day of informative #MarineBioinvasions research tomorrow! 😁📷Brenda Soler-Figueroa & Natasha Hitchcock

[Society for the Study of Marine Bioinvasions @MarBioinvasions]

#ICMBXI has officially started! This morning, our co-chairs gave opening remarks and reviewed the ICMB #CodeOfConduct, @DrKDafforn gave a great Keynote on @LivingSeawalls, and additional sessions on invasions biology/ecology, eDNA detection, & invasions management have begun! 😀

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

LGBTQ+ researchers face unique risks during fieldwork.

@ScienceCareers sat down with @jaimejcoon and @smammal_bio to learn more about these challenges—and the recommendations for inclusion they outlined in a recent paper. https://t.co/J8Tjkx3Y7O

[Marney Pratt @marney_pratt]

If you see a blue crab in the Gulf of Maine (north of Cape Cod) please report it using the QR codes below or going directly to https://t.co/O9Y4VJnIOW

[Aly Putnam @alybputnam]

GOM & SNE was hot this summer as seen here. Taking a broad & close up look at data from my intertidal temp sensors that have been running for 1.5yrs w both water temps&air temps will be interesting. Regardless, these high temps are not good. The mussel die off in SNE was 😱😱😱

[Dr Katie Strang @palaeokatie]

Wee selection of carboniferous invertebrates from this morning 🖤

[Katmai National Park @KatmaiNPS]

Weekends are for bear sploots. Yes, that is a very technical term. Now that you've made it through the workweek, we invite you to dig a nice belly hole and sploot it out, too. It's not uncommon to see bears feast, dig a belly hole, and relax and digest after a meal.
NPS/M. Walker

[Appalachian Trail Conservancy @AT_Conservancy]

How can we ensure that the views along the #AppalachianTrail can be enjoyed for generations of hikers to come? The first step is to identify and accurately describe the scenic beauty today. A team will be doing just that in Maryland next week. Learn more: https://t.co/c4BfishRb3

[Maggie Stoffer (they/them) @maggie_stoffer]

Murphy’s Law??? More like mercury’s law. PSA: remove old mercury thermometers from your lab so they don’t mysteriously break and close your lab.

[LC @leahcorckran]

Successful collection trip to Maine! L. obtusata were on the large size, but everything works out!

[Maggie Stoffer (they/them) @maggie_stoffer]

Q: what do y’all do to fill the 12 hours between low tides?
A: