Insect Systematist at Washington State University. Researching evolutionary relationships and patterns; especially interested in wasps & bees.
Pullman, WA
Joined May 2018
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PhD Position: Interested in bee systematics, phylogenomics, and evolution? Apply to become a doctoral student with me at Utah State University and the USDA-ARS Bee Lab. I have a funded position available as part of a new NSF grant. Please contact me for more information.
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Pls RT & share! We're excited to announce that we are hosting a series of panels about #Entomology careers in Academia & Beyond!
Stay tuned for panelist announcements in the coming weeks.
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ALT UCR Entomology Graduate Student Association presents Entomology Careers in Academia & Beyond. Questions? Email [email protected] March 31st, 10-11:30AM Business & Industry April 7th, 1-2:30PM Military April 14th, 10-11:30AM Science Policy April 28th 3-4:30PM Park Management & Services May 19th 1-2:30PM Bee & Pollination Jobs May 26th 3-4:30PM Data Science June 2nd 10-11:30AM Science Communication TBD Agricultural Entomology, Art & Photography All panels take place on Wednesday Times are in Pacific Standard Time Will be livestreamed via our Youtube Image of Lasioglossum sweat bee on white and pink flower by Jessica Maccaro
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We will be participating in #ShutDownSTEM tomorrow and encourage you to join us!
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"Regardless of our race, color, or ethnicity, we all have a role to play in ending racism & guaranteeing an inclusive and equitable community." Read Dean André-Denis Wright's full statement. #GoCougs #BlackLivesMatter news.cahnrs.wsu.edu/article/…
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Undergrads attending #EntSoc19- Not sure what to do when you graduate? Can’t find a paid position? Let’s meet up! I have been building creative ways to stay in science w/o a grad degree since 2017. I would love to help brainstorm your future and empower different paths 🐝🐜🐞🦋🐛
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Come live and learn in an exciting phylogenetics and systematics environment with Marek Borowiec @mareklborowiec, Dave Tank @dave_tank, Luke Harmon @lukejharmon, Christine Parent, Jack Sullivan, and others (like Eric Roalson
@ehroalson & Elizabeth Murray @PhyloSolving at WSU)!
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Elizabeth Murray will take over as the director of WSU’s M.T. James Museum and do research in phylogenetics, the field that studies how organisms are related to each other.
As a 7-year-old, @PhyloSolving went to career day as an entomologist. Now a PhD, she'll join @WSUEntomology as a professor early next year after winning a national @EntsocAmerica award. Great scientific success story for #DayoftheGirl! #GoCougs news.cahnrs.wsu.edu/article/…
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The new Director of the WSU M.T. James Entomological Collection @PhyloSolving with #wsucahnrs Associate Deans of Academic Programs Professor Richard Zack! #GoCougs!
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Taking a tour of the WSU M.T. James Entomological Collection with the Telford Family and the newest WSU Faculty member, r. Elizabeth Murray@PhyloSolving the Newly named Telford Family Professor! #wsucahnrs #wsuentomology #GoCougs!
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ESA congratulates the winners of its 2019 awards, which recognize scientists, educators, and students who have distinguished themselves through their contributions to entomology. Winners will be honored at #EntSoc19. Meet the award winners at entsoc.org/esa-names-winners…
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Did pollen feeding lead to the diversification of bees? Or is there more to it? Find out whether pollinivory led to bees becoming the dominant flower-loving insect on earth ow.ly/ylJf30mBqMm #BiologyLetters @Cornell
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Why are bees more diversified than wasps? New research in #BiologyLetters shows that innovations like a broadening pollen diets, allowed bees to become the dominant flower-loving insects on earth bit.ly/2B2afxz
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Sample some character histories and gain intuition for how phylogenetic models work, starting with Jukes-Cantor: jembrown.github.io/JCCharHis… @systbiol #phyleauxJS
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Carl Linnaeus was born #OTD in 1707. To mark this occasion and celebrate the @NHM_London milestone of reaching 4 million specimens on the Data Portal we have made this portrait of Linnaeus from specimen images.
