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I forgot to retweet my own paper 🙃 but biggest chapter of my PhD came out finally this summer! Interesting results on genetic vs species diversity hotspots, very taxa dependent. MAJOR thank you to @thefraserlab & especially @ericJpedersen again for all the hard work & support!
Our #macrogenetic assessment of pop genetic diversity across🌎is out!
-Spatial hot + coldspots largely unrelated to latitude
-Discordance btw gen diversity + species richness
-Only some links with envtal factors; taxonomic diffs
-Nature is complicated!
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Lots of great discussions the past 2 days @OceanTracking's International Data Management Committee meeting. I'm repping @OBISNetwork + @BioEcoOcean, learning a lot about animal tracking data management & thinking about how such data could contribute to #EssentialOceanVariables !
Consultant position now open to work with our awesome team at OBIS! We're looking for a Community Engagement Officer, see details below
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Deadline is next week (July 19) for 2 exciting post-docs in Sweden! #Job #postdocposition #postdocjobs
#Job #PostDoc at @UU_University in Sweden as part of the #HorizonEU BioEcoOcean project.
👉Postdoctoral position in ocean observations of marine life bit.ly/3KP28Y7
👉 Postdoctoral position in integrating biology and ecosystem ocean observations bit.ly/45ADILQ
Been busy at the home office the last few weeks! Vesta and I are working hard together to finish @BioEcoOcean's Data Management Plan to help project partners manage their data effectively #HorizonEU #CatAssistant #WorkFromHome
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12th session of the OBIS steering group is happening this week at MABIK in South Korea. After the hands-on sessions we will move into formals tomorrow. #sgobis12 #marinebiodiversity #fairdata
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Spending our weekend doing a first analysis of the results of the @UNESCO eDNA expeditions in marine #worldheritage sites. LOTS of work but so exciting! Soon more. #bigdata #openscience #biodiversity #climatechange #conservation #eDNA #eDNAexpeditions
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The major global players in the field of #cameratrapping published a paper on @RSECJournal proposing a standard for exchanging #cameratrap data in a FAIR, open and both machine- and human-readable way.
#camtrapDP
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Are you looking for a new job?
Would you like to work with an exciting transdisciplinary EU project focusing on advancing biology and ecosystem ocean observing? 🌊
Assistant project coordinator
Deadline 20 Nov 2023.
jobb.uu.se/details/?position…
If you have marine #biodiversity data you want to publish and make more accessible, check out this freely accessible #training course for OBIS! Covers topics including #DarwinCore, data formatting, #eDNA data, #vocabulary, quality control, accessing OBIS data, and more!
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New preprint: A global assessment of effective population sizes highlights consistent taxonomic differences in meeting the 50/500 rule, and reduced Ne in many areas with greater human footprint
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Led by @_shannon_clarke + super team @Concordia @DalhousieU
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Vacancy Alert: Any Biodiversity Distribution Modellers out here? Come join our team, based in Ostend (Belgium). Deadline for applications 2022-12-20. careers.unesco.org/job/Osten… #speciesdistributionmodelling
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Finally we are all together at our home base in Ostend. The full OBIS secretariat team: Saara Suominen, Ward Appeltans, Pieter Provoost, Serita Van Der Wal and Elizabeth Lawrence 💪
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Is talking to your hand more or less crazy than talking to a wall? Asking for me.
youtu.be/a-PdlFlMvhU
So happy to have this out! Great work built on Gillian Muir's BSc thesis project @Concordia showing that #biodiversity hotspots at different levels don't always align, using @cosewic's Designatable Units
1/4 #Biodiversity hotspots identify regions of conservation priority using spp. richness + uniqueness. What if applied to below the species level? Indeed, #extinction risk is often best assessed below species, but usually considered species-by-species only. @KbaCanada @cosewic
Hey everyone check out this ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC little show, introducing you to the #bullfrog! I laughed, the theme song is catchy, great production overall 👌🐸 love it
#sciencetwitter #herpetology
Watch as I continue down the oh so lonely road as a children's tv show host.
youtu.be/5htunFvcRhk
Despite everything going on, it's been a good month! I finished my #PhD with an amazing and supportive supervisor @thefraserlab @Concordia
AND just got my blue belt in Jiu Jitsu! @GracieBarra72
HUGE CONGRATS TO @Ichtyologie ON DEFENDING HIS PHD TODAY! So much great work, you did it man! So proud 😊
Big congrats to newly minted PhD @Ichtyologie on an outstanding PhD defense today @Concordia! His works on #densitydependence are informative for understanding population regulation in ecology and conservation. Stay tuned for more awesome papers in the coming months!
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#PhDSupervisionFeedback:
What you say: Needs work
What they hear and think: It’s all wrong. I have no idea what work is needed.
What you could say: You need to show more clearly how your result supports the
hypothesis.
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