UNC is hiring in Plant Evolutionary Biology!
Our focus is broad. Topics of interest may include but are not limited to biodiversity, macroevolution, evolutionary response to global change, or evolutionary mechanisms.
To apply please see https://t.co/dZ4ZhecCpO
SSE Council, along with @ASNAmNat and @systbiol leadership, has written an open letter to express concern for the ongoing reduction of support for biological collections. Read the full letter here: https://t.co/MHUldNHvnJ
"The decision by Duke University to close their herbarium is deeply concerning. Herbaria are not just repositories of plant specimens, they hold the keys to understanding and preserving our planet's diversity."
Petition with @iDigBio, @NSCAlliance@SPNHC: https://t.co/kOs92CZ4dq
Humans and #camelids have a relationship dating back to ancient times. In honor of the United Nations declaring 2024 the Year of the Camelids, we’ve rounded up some of our top camelid data in this month’s Open Data Digest.
https://t.co/7BgGq66qpV
Many thanks to @jmclenna of @datadryad for answering my questions in today’s @scholarlykitchn#KitchenEssentials post - read on to learn more about Dryad & about Jen’s journey to & experience of scholarly infrastructure https://t.co/T4Puk5vhpX
If Kevin Guskiewicz goes to Michigan State, the headlines will read "Concussion expert leaves UNC after banging head against wall for four years." 🤕
It's difficult to keep a good Chancellor when the BoT, BoG, and NC Leg are actively trying to destroy UNC. 🤬
If Kevin Guskiewicz goes to Michigan State, the headlines will read "Concussion expert leaves UNC after banging head against wall for four years." 🤕
It's difficult to keep a good Chancellor when the BoT, BoG, and NC Leg are actively trying to destroy UNC. 🤬
We’re recruiting! Dryad is looking for a full-time #datacurator to join our team. Fully remote, but fully supported. If you have a passion for research data quality and open data publication, then take a look: https://t.co/iPak3sXXAp.
Somehow missed the announcement for this 'Molecular Mechanisms in Evolution' @OfficialSMBE Regional Meeting in Uttarakhand, India, Dec 16-17 https://t.co/d9bowFF3hC
Did you love (or indeed miss) #SMBE2023? Don’t despair: We’re already planning #SMBE2024. Save the date 7–11 July 2024 and see you then in Mexico! @SMBEmeetings
"Biodiversity Biobanking – a Handbook on Protocols and Practices." A free online book that covers just about every taxon and application you might imagine.
Carolina Corrales, Jonas J Astrin (eds)
https://t.co/6vnyDBVhTX
Many commentators say that vigilante groups are never the answer. But they clearly don't know about the masked Ecuadorian trio named “Acción Ortográfica Quito,” who roam the streets at night with one purpose: to correct all the spelling and grammar mistakes they find in graffiti.
BREAKING NEWS
The 2023 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman for their discoveries concerning nucleoside base modifications that enabled the development of effective mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.
In honor of M. S. Swaminathan, the father of India's Green Revolution, who has passed away at age 98, a brief explainer of his greatest accomplishment (among many): https://t.co/zP9apZxBfE
Henry wrote almost 200 articles for the Engineering column, having authored it in every issue since January–February 1991. Henry Petroski will be sorely missed.
Read more Of Fenella Saunders' @fenellasaunders memorial of the late Henry Petroski: https://t.co/NAhqHc779B
You may have heard about the recent shooting at UNC. My colleague, Prof. Zijie Yan, was murdered in his lab by a student that worked with him. He had two young daughters and they and Zijie's extended family are now in a very difficult financial situation.