Adding the life into first year science at the University of Melbourne
University of Melbourne
Joined June 2012
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Support the psych running 100miles for sick kids - emmarosepsychologist.com.au/ - Eastern Health Foundation community : Make a donation today to support Eastern Health Foundation community eastern-health-foundation-co… #eastern-health-foundation-community via @raisely
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New work from @mikeletnic, Mathew Crowther, Heidi Parker, Elaine Ostrander and I in @molecology finds most DNA tested wild dingoes were pure. Prior DNA studies frequently misidentified pure dingoes as hybrids. doi.org/10.1111/mec.16998 @unswbees @CES_UNSW @EERC_UNSW 1/n
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Research suggests that more than half of Australia’s dingoes are genetically pure, not hybrids theguardian.com/australia-ne… @unswbees @CES_UNSW @EERC_UNSW @mikeletnic
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Please join us for our upcoming public lecture 'Teaching and Learning Gumbaynggirr in a modern world' with Michael (Micklo) Jarrett.
📅 Tuesday, 23 May
🕕 6PM EDT
📍 Forum Theatre, Arts West
Register for free👉🏼 go.unimelb.edu.au/6vss
#indigenouslanguages
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For National Reconciliation Week, @UniMelb Faculty of Science will host a panel conversation on 30 May, speaking with leading academics and researchers specialising in conservation, climate justice, healthy communities, and Australian’s ecosystems.
eventbrite.com.au/e/faculty-…
Spent four days on Gunditjmara Country with Elders and rangers and colleagues from FEIT - some amazing projects and ideas emerged. @BioSci_UniMelb @SciMelb
Thinking of you @rebeccabhull
Field Guide to the Seashores of South-Eastern Australia is an illustrated guide to around 240 species of the more common plants & animals found on rocky, sandy & muddy shores.
Out 1 May – seas the day & pre-order now with your local bookshop or online!
publish.csiro.au/book/8030/
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Exploring #JawboneMarineSanctuary with colleagues, to generate ideas for next semester's #BIOL10001 #australianfloraandfauna #fieldtrip.
@BioSci_UniMelb @scimelb @unimelb
#bunurongcountry #boonwurrungcountry #PortPhillipBay #undergradresearch #undergradteaching
ALT Craig, Emily, Lisa, exploring the intertidal zone during low tide, walking between basalt boulders on a sandflat. Jawbone Marine Sanctuary, Boonwurrung / Bunurong Country, February 2023.
ALT Craig, Emily, Lisa, walking on the boardwalk, with seaward dunes on the left and saltmarsh on the right. Jawbone Marine Sanctuary, Boonwurrung / Bunurong Country, February 2023.
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I am deeply humbled that myself and the teaching team at @CEBRA_UoM received a @DAFFgov Australian Biosecurity Award for Excellence in education for the work we've done in developing a practical postgraduate biosecurity subject @BioSci_UniMelb @UniMelb agriculture.gov.au/about/new….
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Our study species for #ZOOL30008 #ExperimentalMarineBiology: Bugula neritina, an arborescent bryozoan. Students investigated the effects of climate change (pH, temperature) on larval success.
@BioSci_UniMelb @scimelb @unimelb #marinebiology #fieldcourse #undergradresearch
ALT 1. Bugula neritina colony (~ 4 cm tall). #bryozoa #bryozoan #bugula #bugulaneritina #marineinvertebrate #sessileinvertebrates #colonialorganism
ALT 2. Zooids of Bugula neritina, including crown of feeding tentacles (#lophophore) and modified zooids for developing larvae (#ovicell). #bryozoa #bryozoan #bugula #bugulaneritina #marineinvertebrate #sessileinvertebrates #colonialorganism
ALT 3. Bugula neritina larva (< 0.3 mm in diameter). #bryozoa #bryozoan #bugula #bugulaneritina #marineinvertebrate #sessileinvertebrates #larva #lecithotrophiclarva
ALT Experiment in progress - students counting and observing larvae under the microscope.
Thank you to @SciMelb incredible educators for their commitment to our students!
Excellent @SciMelb end-of-year L&T gathering. Brilliant speakers on Indigenising BioSciences Curricula, ePortfolios, SciComm (@LetsTalkSciComm), Work Integrated Learning, First Year Fieldwork, Next Gen Maths & Stats Tutes, Automated Assessment & Feedback & more!
The king of the kingfishers looking most dignified thanks to the artistic #Naturejournalling talent of Yannan Mountain-Walker. @SciMelb @BioSci_UniMelb @medinailiana @rebeccabhull @UniMelbscicomm
On this dreary day we need a dose of colour - thanks Lara Skerratt for this beautiful journal entry. @BioSci_UniMelb @SciMelb @UniMelb
One more #naturejournalling series to share today by Kiana Lambert - informative AND super stylish 🤗 @BioSci_UniMelb @SciMelb
Beautiful detail in these journal entries by Bo Young Shin based on observations at @MelbourneZoo. @SciMelb @UniMelbscicomm @BioSci_UniMelb
The unique and beautiful chaos of Angelina Lazuardi's journalling starts our BIOL10001 post series today - reminds us of Trace Balla's illustrations (Rivertime, Rockhopping). @BioSci_UniMelb @UniMelbscicomm @SciMelb
And to brighten your evening, the breathtaking work of Madison Coldham - you are welcome ;) We will be back tomorrow with more celebrations of BIOL10001 student #naturejournalling @SciMelb @UniMelbscicomm @BioSci_UniMelb @medinailiana @rebeccabhull
A couple more journalling posts for today - first Zachary Edge's collection of invertebrate sketches reminds us to look out for the little creatures of this world - thanks Zach! @SciMelb @BioSci_UniMelb @UniMelbscicomm
