robgural

Three B's of importance:biodiversity, bikes and bunnies. I get to express these B's in neat ways; biking to my job at Univ. Florida and two disapproving bunnies

[Daijiang Li @_djli]

In Nature Climate Change @NatureClimate, we show that Extreme Weather Events (EWEs) have strong but different effects on plant and insect phenology. https://t.co/QDLAb15mA4 https://t.co/rht23zb55e

[Theresa Crimmins @TheresaCrimmins]

Excited to share this brand-new
#phenology
pub with the wonderful Rob Guralnick, Lindsay Campbell, and Erin Grady! The framework offers utility for predicting phenological sensitivity and responsiveness in temperate regions and across plant species.
https://t.co/ocZiQxA7Qy

[robgural @robgural]

Excited about this work led by @AFredston and @mwtingley https://t.co/QW2duHUQnJ that I think can help reshape how we think about species redistribution under global change

[robgural @robgural]

Great paper by the awesome @PabloMorenoGar6 and @_djli among many others https://t.co/8rRRbXdT4I

[robgural @robgural]

So excited about this work to build out global scale phenology data resources using both machine learning and semantic reasoning: PhenoVision: A framework for automating and delivering research-ready plant phenology data from field images https://t.co/Es3Fn7YdAi

[Scientific Reports @SciReports]

Elemental and isotopic analysis of leaves predicts nitrogen-fixing phenotypes @joshua_doby @compositaecarol @soltislab @robgural @ry_folk
https://t.co/RKGHFLSaHE

[Theresa Crimmins @TheresaCrimmins]

Thanks @azpublicmedia this was such a fun piece to do with you!
How plants and animals are responding to climate change - AZPM https://t.co/HtGvYjJsSM
#phenology

[Carrie Seltzer @carrieseltzer]

Glad to have these changes out so that we can make @inaturalist data even more useful for studying plant phenology!

[Daijiang Li @_djli]

We can annotate plant phenology for observations on @inaturalist. Super excited to see this! https://t.co/tvCqYY7emU

[Donat Agosti @myrmoteras]

Congratulations to @timrobertson100 appointed new GBIF deputy director. With all succesful outreach done over the last years it is great to have Tim with his expertise to steer through the challenging AI times, and making use of the wealth of @GBIF data.
https://t.co/11FXL9yDLF

[Ryan Folk 🐕 @ry_folk]

The "NitFix" paper is finally out! Check out the latest and greatest phylogenetic hypothesis in the nitrogen-fixing clade (NFC), and how it suggests a complex homology behind symbiotic traits. https://t.co/GDrtVbbAPJ

[Florida Museum @FloridaMuseum]

New Exhibit 🐛 In collab. with @UFEntNem 🐜🐜🐜

Science Up Close: Incredible Insects
All about insects & entomology! The live lab will feature some amazing #UFBugs scientists during the exhibit's run. Check our schedule for featured labs!
🪲 Exhibit info:
https://t.co/psoPqhzABA

[Florida Museum @FloridaMuseum]

Doug Jones receives distinguished service award from American Alliance of Museums! 👏👏👏🎉 He has served as director of the Florida Museum of Natural History since 1997, the longest tenure of any director at a major natural history museum in the U.S.
https://t.co/HufUh4E5Nk

[Florida Museum @FloridaMuseum]

Welcome Jonathan Nations, our new curator of mammals! Like many scientists, the path from curiosity to profession was a winding journey—one filled with marmots, voles, shrews and rats. 🐀

More about Jonathan:
https://t.co/0kD0zFu4qJ

[Daijiang Li @_djli]

Our lab is moving to the EEB department at the University of Arizona @UofAEEB this fall. We are excited about the move but also sad to say goodbye to so many great colleagues and friends here at LSU! We for sure will remember and appreciate this incredible journey here.

[Florida Museum @FloridaMuseum]

Cities have a heat problem which can have disastrous consequences for those trapped inside. A new study looks at moths, taking into account their complex life cycle, and how they fare in human-developed environments.
Study https://t.co/pDtcMl15Kg
Story https://t.co/mvaGUf4HGj
📉

[Florida Museum @FloridaMuseum]

Tree diversity is often a top consideration for conservation officials. Researchers lay out a simple way to ID the most diverse & productive forest in the eastern U.S.

Study @PNASNews: https://t.co/kj99Ki9Pa9

Story: https://t.co/yyzmLapici

@soltislab @robgural @liuyunpeng19940

[Ryan Folk 🐕 @ry_folk]

Paper on mega-genus Astragalus is officially out! We focused on biogeographic problems in the arid North Hemisphere. A broader point of interest is the large-scale study of plant edaphic ecology, something I hope there is more of in the future.
https://t.co/SFTDmKSkWn

[robgural @robgural]

after a couple years w/o a website, finally have a new one: https://t.co/iNL6RBuXBl @FloridaMuseum