Riley Thoen

PhD candidate, DeMarche lab. University of Georgia. he/him/his

[Botanical Society of America @Botanical_]

Spatiotemporal variation in population dynamics of a narrow endemic, Ranunculus austro-oreganus

New #AJB research by @Thoen_Riley, Lauren Hendricks, Graham Bailes, Bart Johnson, @MeganDemarche et al.

https://t.co/ijfHWW23Gy #botany #buttercup @wileyplantsci

[Dr Meredith Zettlemoyer @mazettlemoyer]

My lab @umontana is looking for a PhD student interested in studying either 1) reproductive ecology & speciation in endemic Missoula phlox or 2) thermal performance across the latitudinal gradient of Appalachian Phacelia! Please get in touch if interested! #Evo2024 #ESA2024

[Dr Meredith Zettlemoyer @mazettlemoyer]

#ESA2023 I'm recruiting grad students for my new lab
U Montana for fall 2024 - if you're interested in plant demography, adaptation, and range shifts, please get in touch

[Dr Meredith Zettlemoyer @mazettlemoyer]

#Botany2023 I'm recruiting grad students for my new lab
@umontana
- if you're interested in plant demography, adaptation, and range shifts, please get in touch

[Dr Meredith Zettlemoyer @mazettlemoyer]

#Evol2023 I'm recruiting grad students for my new lab @umontana - if you're @Evol_mtg and interested in plant demography, adaptation, and range shifts, I'd love to meet with you! @sse_evolution @ASNAmNat @DiversifyEEB @DiversifyPlants @AISES @sacnas
@LatinxinSTEM
@DisabledStem

[Athens Science Observer @AthSciObserver]

A lot of us grew up with Pokémon but have you ever thought about the science behind it ? Check out our latest article here: https://t.co/muXRuuTYrH

[Riley Thoen @Thoen_Riley]

@chazz_jordan @TeamEchinacea may have some samples!

[Botanical Society of America @Botanical_]

*#AJB Accepted Article*

Individual #bee foragers are less efficient transporters of #pollen for the plants from which they collect the most pollen into their scopae (by Lucia Weinman, @TrentRess, Joel Gardner & Rachael Winfree)

https://t.co/1el0j1qC7g #botany @wileyplantsci

[John Benning @_jbenning]

Our paper on rapid adaptation during climate change just came out in Proc B! @RSocPublishing https://t.co/a9cdv2yNUA

tldr; SEED BANKS CAN CONSTRAIN RAPID EVOLUTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

[Dr Meredith Zettlemoyer @mazettlemoyer]

🚨New paper! How can we use #populationmodeling to assess and manage for nonadditive interactions? https://t.co/T57sqA77wv

[Riley Thoen @Thoen_Riley]

The first person to give feedback during lab meeting: “You know what could be helpful here?”
All: “a conceptual model”

[Dr Meredith Zettlemoyer @mazettlemoyer]

I am thrilled to share that I'll be starting as an Asst Prof @umontana in Fall23! Huge thanks to family, mentors, and friends who have been an incredible support. My lab will study how #globalchanges affect plant #demography and #conservation.

[Echinacea Project @TeamEchinacea]

Interested in a 5-6 month position working on prairie bees and prescribed burns? Have field work and leadership experience? Join @TeamEchinacea as a pollinator team leader starting in early May! Apply here: https://t.co/Io9hcYf7sj

[Jennifer Mandel @JenniferMandel]

New #postdoctoral opportunity in our lab group! https://t.co/YabxU3sAw8 DM with questions! RT please 🌻

[Riley Thoen @Thoen_Riley]

Come see @MeganDemarche lab members Sydney Speir and Vincent Le present their research at the @uga_curo symposium to learn about the fate of Helianthus porteri under increasing drought in GA.

[Riley Thoen @Thoen_Riley]

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[Echinacea Project @TeamEchinacea]

The Wagenius Lab @TeamEchinacea is considering 1-2 new MS students @PBCresearch for fall 2023. Interested in a) plant-pollinator interactions? b) prescribed prairie fire and plant reproduction? c) ground-nesting bees? Applications due 15 Feb. Learn more: https://t.co/FiOpt0mkPq

[Echinacea Project @TeamEchinacea]

Calling all undergraduates who are interested in #ecology or #conservation & want to learn more about research. Apply for our #REU internship this summer! https://t.co/njqjcgvptV @NSF @chicagobotanic

[Riley Thoen @Thoen_Riley]

Hi all, I was lookin to see if anyone knows of any facilities that still do genotyping (sizing) for microsatellites. I know of Cornell’s facility, but I wanted to see if there are other, cheaper options. Thanks!