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My old greenhouse tub (from experiments run way back in 2017-2018) has found new scientific exploration and of course, come full circle in BugNet 😍

Are you interested in insect monitoring using cameras and AI and looking for a paid intern in the Swiss Alps? I am looking for a motivated candidate who helps installing Diopsis Cameras along elevational gradients, and advance the image analysis @SLFDavos apply.refline.ch/273855/1630/pu…

With another semester ending, here's your annual reminder that teaching evaluations systemically disadvantage women. Even when controlling for grades and other factors, students (esp. males) consistently give female professors lower scores. This can have serious ramifications.🧵

We're hiring! Positions currently available across multiple teams: 🌱Visitor Services Ranger 🌱Horticulturists 🌱Education and Bookings Officer 🌱National Seed Bank Technical Officer For more info and to apply visit brnw.ch/21wIXIx

You might know that introduced species can escape their enemies in new ranges, but did you know they can also lose their friends? 🪻💔🐝 Check out our (Angela Moles Prof. Jeff Ollerton - @[email protected] et al.) newly published cross-continental study: doi.org/10.1038/s41598…

New research published today in Springer Nature shows that mature eucalyptus trees don’t increase their growth with increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, which was expected to boost plant growth, due to soil microbes restricting their access to the essential nutrient

What strategies do plants use to get what they need from soil? Invest in themselves? partner with fungi? PhD scholarship Western Sydney - HIE with me, Jeff Powell & Ian Wright exploring ecology of plant strategies (including mycorrhizas) 🌱to acquire soil resources. Details below

This new article in the Conversation covers our research on seed diversity + availability within the context of nature repair 🌳🌿🌼

"The promise of community-driven preprints in ecology and evolution" A brilliant exploration of the first 1000+ #preprints published in @EcoEvoRxiv. Brilliantly led by Daniel Noble 🇦🇺🇨🇦 with a stellar list of co-authors. 📰doi.org/10.32942/X2SS46 Materials: github.com/daniel1noble/e…

First conference in Aus since 2019 and first week away from my toddler! Hey ARC Centre of Excellence for Plant Success peeps, I’m in the atrium presenting exciting drought research today that you could be involved in 🌿🌿🌿 Check it out online here: suzeveringham.wordpress.com/2024/05/22/pos…

A new preprint from @EcoEvoRxiv and SORTEE about...you bet...preprints! Result of a productive Hackathon at the 2023 SORTEE conference (sign up for 2024 sortee.org/upcoming/). "The promise of community-driven preprints in ecology and evolution" doi.org/10.32942/X2SS46

Come do a PhD with me on human behaviour change for nature conservation! Employing interdisciplinary approaches including behavioural psychology, this ARC-funded project will work with government partners to improve human-nature relationships lilyvaneeden.com/2024/07/16/see…

*Preliminary call for Australian Indigenous authors* CSIRO has asked me to write an article on how megafauna went extinct and how they coexisted with Indigenous peoples. If you’re interested in co-authoring, or know anyone who might be, please let me know or share 🌿

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2 year old picked Fairley & Moore’s ID guide to Sydney plants as his morning read. Very proud mumma 😂

🚨 Only one day left! You can still register for our virtual annual conference at sortee.org/upcoming. #SORTEE2024

Do you estimate species cover as part of your research? Check out our (Maddy Cruickshank, Angela Moles + Sam Debono ) new training application - COVERater (coverater.com) which helps improve and standardise visual cover estimates! Paper here: dx.doi.org/10.1002/ece3.7…

Ecology would be richer if researchers were able to say “I wasn’t expecting that!” when a study has unexpected outcomes Rather than the post hoc hypothesis setting which is obvious - yet not admitted - in some papers So much of ecology remains exploratory - let’s embrace that