Wanna read about long-term fire manipulation, soil horizons, and microbes? Check it out here; my second chapter is finally published!! authors.elsevier.com/a/1i1IM…
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Vortexes are simple devices commonly used in labs to mix small vials of liquid. But have you ever tried vortexing your finger? This watercolor is a tribute to the vortex - a simple but indispensable lab device
Job hunting is hard enough. But I’m limited to a handful of state where I can work and feel safe.
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Wow today's issue of The Washington Post features a press release of our recent study led by R. Henrik Nilsson washingtonpost.com/science/2…
My second dissertation chapter is available as a preprint on @ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication…
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There's something living in wildfire smoke. #ClimateAcrossAmerica
There's Something Living in Wildfire Smoke
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📢#Microbes & #SocialEquity fans!
Enter to win a signed hardback copy of #InvisibleFriends🦠
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To enter:
Follow @MicroSocEquity, @DrSueIshaq, @TheCentricLab & me @_jake_robinson, RT this post & comment below!
The winner will be announced on 14th April.
Couldn’t have written that manuscript with my two favorite fungi, I mean cats, fusarium (fuse) and aspergillus (Gilly) 💚
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This! These new laws are horrible. Graduate Students, post-docs, and new faculty are transient academics that travel where the science is. These laws limit where it will be safe to be a queer scientist and where we can take a job or fellowship.
In light of the laws passed in Tennessee and those extremely likely to pass in Texas and elsewhere:
CISGENDER FACULTY IN RED STATES MUST INFORM NEW POTENTIAL QUEER GRADUATE STUDENTS OF THE LAWS THAT WILL IMPACT THEM.
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Does anyone know how to make an ordination plot like the top fig? I am trying to display the proportion of fungal guilds in ordination space. I found this fig and a similar one that used PRIMER but I'm using R can use Python if someone has a solution.
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Last but not yeast—The many forms of Cryptococcus neoformans | PLOS Pathogens journals.plos.org/plospathog…
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‘No, You Shouldn’t be Afraid of Fungi’ - Op-Ed in @TIME together with @MerlinSheldrake #thinkfungi
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49 degrees north was tons of fun yesterday. Now if I could get off the lift without falling every time. 😂
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ah yea, we know that guy. He watched national treasure once and now he's made heisting old documents his entire personality. It's a whole thing.
Replying to @OKWildlifeDept
@OKWildlifeDept You missing one of yours?
🦝 This furry little bandit was running amuck at our Archives and Records Annex this week, setting off alarms, break ceiling tiles, and knocking things off shelves. He was safely caught and released at Chickasha Lake. 🌳
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Bacteria and fungi are the first to start rebuilding charred forests popsci.com/environment/wildf… #UCRscience #wildfires #bacteria #fungi #ecology #UCR #UCRiverside
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For #FungiFriday check out the story by @ce_offord out at @NewsfromScience about our new #Preprint on the unusual sex life of Amanita phalloides in California. Work brilliantly led by @yenwenwang!
#TeamAmanita #PringleLab
👉 science.org/content/article/…
To make a Death Cap mushroom, two haploid mycelia of different sexes must fuse to form a heterokaryotic mycelium with genetically different nuclei, right? Right? 👀
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Check it out, my last interview for @NatGeo on the "zombie fungi".
Cordyceps is a real fungus—but is it dangerous? nationalgeographic.com/scien…






















