Scientists! We have two open faculty positions in our WCSU Biology dept, one for a biologist using bioinformatics and the other for a climate scientist: https://t.co/ZvnYv5R8Ki #biology#faculty#pui#CT#academia#climate#careers
It really is time to say goodbye to Twitter (X). It is going to be tough to start over again but I hope you will join me where the skies are blue: [at]https://t.co/gBRkh44TtW #byebyeelon
Was hoping to get off of Twitter (X). If you’re on BlueSky will you follow me? [at]https://t.co/gBRkh44TtW. Meanwhile, are folks planning to still use X during #EntSoc24 this week? I want to leave but am also nervous to cut this cord! @EntsocAmerica
Well it finally happened…we ran out of unique colors for our #tick mark-recapture work. TBH we didn’t expect I scap nymphs to live this long in mowed lawns. Week 8! 😳
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Our Tickborne Disease Prevention Laboratory is looking for local properties to survey for tick research. Learn how you can participate. @ticklab
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Get to know the @YaleEIP one project at a time. This month the Tickborne Diseases Network (TickNET) - part 2! https://t.co/jHJNmOH1Nc @YaleEMD@CTDPH@ticklab
#FranTick doesn’t get out much, mostly because she is HUGE and has limited peripheral vision (and ahem, we have research to do). But I kinda keep hoping someone will double-dog dare me to take her to a conference full of #tick nerds who might appreciate how truly great she is!
@mrtruo Indeed! I read that VA has the highest number of vanity plates. CT is also in the top ten. Maybe it's a function of the cost for vanity plates in these states? Or maybe we are all just extra vain up here in CT!