Welcome to the newest members of AOS Council, who assumed their leadership roles following the #AOS25 annual meeting in St. Louis! Learn more about these dedicated volunteer leaders: https://t.co/DN7bC06ipa
Iridescence is more common in mammals than thought, and always produced by the same mechanism! New from EON, led by PhD student Jessica Dobson
https://t.co/WUVndL5ujQ
Hi all! I got the good news last week, but now that I've officially accepted it, I'm excited to announce that I have just been awarded a Smithsonian Pre-doctoral Fellowship!
Looking forward to diving even deeper into the VERY cool world of iridescent feathers 🪶
What is the function of skin color in reptiles? Our new paper, led by @JGoldenbergEvo, uses comparative analyses to show that thermoregulation is critical! Read it here:
https://t.co/92RehGnaR1
Did you ever wonder what colors Jurassic mammals were? After 10+ years of study, we have the answer: dull and dark! Read the results of this super fun and collaborative project here https://t.co/Qklje68AoA
Very proud of this paper led by @L_DBall where we examine what ‘Unexplored’ means in a natural history context - we recommend ‘biodiversity blindspots’ instead for places that lack digitized public data
Video abstract https://t.co/RuD6KRDegN
Paper here https://t.co/0XGrdW7cjA
Parker Solar Probe has made history.
After seven days of silence, Parker has resumed communication with Earth, confirming it's healthy after soaring just 3.8 million miles from the solar surface — the closest a human-made object has ever been to a star.
https://t.co/YgLBDsRlGy
We are hiring two Postdocs @FloridaMuseum@UF!
1) Paleobiology + AI (@NSF -funded, with @BlochLab ): https://t.co/uKQesUnO7G
2) AI for Biology (open-ended): https://t.co/LteqJgiWoo
Deadline Jan 15th. Flexible start date. Please, RT! See also https://t.co/UtIB0D8bf1
🦘🎄The Museum’s Origami Tree opens to visitors today—come leap into the holiday spirit! The theme of this year’s 13-ft (4-m) tree is “ Jumping for Joy" in honor of our 2024 Leap Year.
I am very happy to share that the Missouri Botanical Garden has received funding to digitize their entire herbarium! This work - made possible by an anonymous $14.4 million grant - will image and transcribe all 8 million specimens in the MO herbarium.
@mobotgarden
Checkout the latest Stoddard Lab paper!
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Hyperspectral imaging in animal coloration research: A user-friendly pipeline for image generation, analysis, and integration with 3D modeling
By Ben G. Hogan & Mary C. Stoddard
https://t.co/vs5GE4K7ff
New paper out! We show that heart cockles use bundled fiber optic cables to transmit light through "skylights" in their shell for their photosynthetic algae. The skylights filter out harmful UV radiation. These coral analogues are cool critters!! w/ @sonkelab@Dionne_Group
Applications now open for the 2025 International Travel Stipends to attend #Evol2025! Funds cover registration, travel, food, and lodging. Can also be used to attend #ESEB2025! Apply by January 31: https://t.co/k99nlWz91V @evol_mtg@eseb2025
Hey folks. We are searching for a new Chair for Wildlife Ecology and Conservation at Univ. Florida - great department to lead with amazing students, colleagues, and nice University town. Come join us! Please spread the word! https://t.co/1Ww8S0vEE2
Led by the @IroroTanshi for the @LinneanSociety
Announcing a special issue in the Biological Journal of the Linnean Society titled:
"Mobilizing Natural History Collection in the Global South"
I am a guest editor, learn more below...
https://t.co/7Qwd0D4Eta