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If you're interested in Wednesday's webinar, sign up here!
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If you are interested in attending this month's webinar (May 11th at 12:00 UTC), please fill out this Google Form with your name and email address. A Zoom link will then be emailed to you as the webinar approaches. forms.gle/ADbdis6KyRNkWvtn7
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So happy to have my masters work on heat stress and magpies out in the world! @CEB_UWA @BiolSci_UWA @mandy_ridley @Ben_Ashton9
@CornishJackdaws sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Are you doing research on the impacts of climate change on plants, animals and people in Africa? Join in for a day of talks at the African Biometeorology Colloquium online on 8 June 2022.
submit an abstract:
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And register:
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“Eliminating methane from global livestock farming entirely would shave a few hundredths of a degree off global temps in 20 yrs’ time. Meanwhile, CO2 from fossil fuels is driving up global temperatures by 2/10s of a degree per decade” | Farming Independent independent.ie/business/farm…
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SNP skill-building webinar is coming up on April 6th 11:00 UTC. Dr. Shreya Banerjee will talk about types of data and statistical analysis methods in human biometeorology. To join sign up here 👇👇docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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I research the #genomics of cattle with hopes of making #livestock industries more #sustainable. If you want to do a Ph.D. on this type of stuff, please contact me!
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Want your #repro fun fact featured on the next season of @repro_radio? Get em in now (DM or comment) - you'll get a shout out in the episode! 🤩
In last seasons finale @n_bernecic shared with us this awesome fun fact about duck reproduction! We’re now passing the mic to you for all your best repro fun facts! We will be going through them all and featuring our favourites in a new segment in season 2 (COMING SOON)
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Happy March!
Want to learn more about @biometeorology? Be sure to join our Students and New Professionals first webinar. It’s free!
More opportunities in development. 👀
Don't forget to join our first webinar of the year on March 2nd at 11:00 UTC! Fill out the form to receive login details 👇docs.google.com/forms/d/1ISf…
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Don't forget to join our first webinar of the year on March 2nd at 11:00 UTC! Fill out the form to receive login details 👇docs.google.com/forms/d/1ISf…
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If it's a choice between the supportive supervisor that you already know and that 'cool looking project' somewhere over there, go with the supportive supervisor every time.
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IPCC webinar: what policy frameworks are needed to ensure a resilient and prosperous future for Australia? Following the release of the next Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (@IPCC_CH) report, join our online forum on Tues 1 March at 12pm AEDT. science.org.au/news-and-even…
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Join us for an SNP webinar on March 2nd at 11:00 UTC mailchi.mp/a95fb42e29aa/snp-…
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We've been inundated with requests for an extension to the due date for conference submissions.
We don't want anyone to miss out on the opportunity to share their science, so have extended the deadline to 18th Feb.
animalscienceconference2022.…
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2021 climate event summary
GLOBAL CLIMATE REPORT: See the 2021 Annual Global Significant Climate Events Map and learn more about worldwide climate conditions: bit.ly/Global202112 #StateOfClimate
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A wave of stem-cell systems are enabling researchers to examine what happens after an embryo implants in the uterus, according to a @Nature report. go.nature.com/32chT97
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ICYMI: Explaining Extreme Events of 2020 from a Climate Perspective is now available. It features the research of 89 scientists from 9 countries, and presents 18 new peer-reviewed analyses of extreme weather during 2020: ametsoc.org/index.cfm/ams/pu… #BulletinAMS #extremeweather
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Coming soon…
AiS Lecture titled ‘Perspectives on Biometeorological Research on the African Continent’, by Jennifer Fitchett @JenFitchett, Ph.D. (@WitsUniversity, South Africa).
Publications by our Speaker👉🏽 orcid.org/0000-0002-0854-172…
#SAYASblog #reviserebutresubmit #Africa
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📢Deadline Extension📢
Extended deadline for this collection on #animal-#environment interactions led by experts from
@unibait, @CREA_Ricerca and the University of Tuscia. 🌲🐄🐖
➡️30 June 2022
Find out more here: fro.ntiers.in/animal-environ…
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Biometeorology Bulletin is now available.
Special thanks to Elena and @jennivanos for compiling.
uwm.edu/biometeorology/wp-co…
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New Research: Unraveling the Complexity to Observe Associations Between Welfare Indicators and Hair Cortisol Concentration in Dairy Calves frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #AnimalScience
























