Hi! Could you please add me to the feed? Thanks!
Thank you!
Hi Tim! When you have time, I'd appreciate it if you could add me to this feed. Here's my website: www.weecology.org
Interdisciplinary Ecology Research Group at University of Florida studying ecological dynamics and forecasting
Hey world! I'm looking for a new PhD student. Do you love data? We have nearly 50 years of it! Do you love field work? the Portal Project is the prettiest place on Earth (I may be a little biased). Do you love studying how and why communities change? Well, do I have the position for you! 🧪🌏
Interested in understanding how ecological systems change through time? Morgan Ernest’s Lab at the University of Florida has an opening for a PhD student to start Fall 2025. The new student will wo…
I'm looking for a PhD student to join @weecology.bsky.social to study ecological forecasting using wading birds in the Everglades. The position will be focused on data science, time-series modeling, and forecasting. There will also be opportunities for field, drone, and computer vision work. 🌎
Ethan White’s lab at the University of Florida has an opening for a PhD student starting in Fall 2025 to study ecological forecasting of wading birds in the Everglades.
Sometimes you do what you have to do to support others, I totally get it. I often have to remind myself that it’s okay to take the time to put on my own oxygen mask😀
I so hear that! I try to arrange my schedule every semester to create a day I lovingly call “people-free friday” where I have no meetings and hide from everyone to work in glorious silence. So key for my mental health.
Authors are increasingly paying to publish their papers open access. But is it fair or sustainable? www.science.org/content/arti... TL;DR The answer is NO.
For cash-strapped researchers, fees are exacerbating long-standing inequalities in global science
“This is scientific progress as gardening. Sometimes you plant, sometimes you weed out, but whatever you do, the process takes time and a lot of small, localized efforts.”
Research projects, research programs, and why the long-term view of research progress matters. 🧪
Lakatos' "The Methodology of Scientific Research Programs" challenges views on scientific progress and the importance of research programs over individual theories.
