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A fantastic PhD opportunity here at Hull with my colleague, Mauro. Spread the word!
Fully funded PhD scholarship to make high-value chemicals from waste biomass with microbes towards a circular bioeconomy. Why wait? Apply now! @UniOfHull @pgrhub @hullbams @DeutzPauline @JobsHullUni @hull hull.ac.uk/study/postgraduat…
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New OSU Entomologist Makes Return to HAREC - potatocountry.com/2023/11/06…
Happy and honored to join the incredible team @OregonState. Let's get 'em potato bugs
Greg Sword retweeted
Nothing prepared me for the amazing fireworks of blacktip sharks hunting their schooling prey. A dream come true. Thanks so much to @MaRHECenter and @AugustPala, @albi_angela, Luke and Inga. @CBehav @MPI_animalbehav @UniKonstanz #maldives #sharks
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Many thanks to Adam Russell at @txextension @TAMU for the interview with @TheSwordLab !
agrilifetoday.tamu.edu/2022/…
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A @USDA_NIFA, @CottonInc funded project led by @txresearch professor Dr Greg Sword and including Anjel Helms and Dr. Michael Thomson @tamusoilcrop are looking at ways to control pests in cotton plants using gene editing techniques.
tx.ag/SwordCottonGrant
#NIFAimpacts #TAMUBugs
Greg Sword retweeted
Extremely pleased to share our PNAS paper, which solves a century-old mystery..!
Young crowded locusts are black and yellow, signalling to potential predators - "Leave me alone!"
At sexual maturity, swarming males turn yellow again - but why? (1/4)
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.22…
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So we’ll deserved everyone of you!!! Congratulations 🍾🎉🎊
🥳Congrats to our newly elected #AnimalBehavior Fellows #ABS2021:
Alison Bell @AlisonB99479824 @iBioIllinois
John Christy @smithsonian
Thore Bergman @VocalMonkey @UMich
Gil Rosenthal @GilRosenthal @TAMU
Rafael Rodriguez @UWM
Greg Sword retweeted
Population genomics and phylogeography of the boll weevil. Temporal resampling reveals instability of population genetic structure
doi.org/10.1111/eva.13238
by Raszick et al @schistotwerka, @TheSwordLab
#pest #COTTON #Genomics #Phylogeography #ddRAD
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Today was the official kick-off meeting for the Behavioral Plasticity Research Institute. Very excited for the amazing science ahead! @entomos @stbehmer @TheSwordLab @ArianneCease @BaraniRaman @RickOverson @GlobalLocust @drbugguts @erezaterez @odudcha
Greg Sword retweeted
Behavioral Plasticity Research Institute is one of four inaugural Biology Integration Institutes! Fantastic news for locust researchers and phenotypic plasticity researchers. @stbehmer @TheSwordLab @ArianneCease @GlobalLocust @BaraniRaman @RickOverson
nsf.gov/news/special_reports…
Greg Sword retweeted
Happy to discuss proposals for NSF postdoc (due Nov. 18th) in my lab at Cornell (herbivory.com), esp. for integrative eco-evo projects on “rules of life” and related topics for folks from underrepresented groups. Pls retweet as appropriate, DM me
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CAST@CASTagScience21 May 2020
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Check out the latest CAST webinar!
Follow this link, ow.ly/vrZr50zMDjx, to watch the webinar video and view the publication, Ag quickCAST, and Student Study Guide on "Stewardship Challenges for New Pest Management Technologies in Agriculture".
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New Webinar: The Need and Challenge for Effective Stewardship of New Pest Management Technologies in Agriculture
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