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Check out my first publication from my PhD work! Useful for ecologists working with multivariate data. All data/code used are available online.
#PLOSONE: Identifying and characterizing extrapolation in multivariate response data dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.…
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i'm graduating from my phd program in early 2024, and i would love to get feedback on my resume from statisticians in industry, especially folks working on causal inference/experimentation, networks and #rstats!
resume (& contact info for feedback):
alexpghayes.com/resume/
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The more I question my intelligence and how much I actually know as a scientist in this vast world, the more I realize it's a healthy thing to do and I must be doing something right. Because not enough people on this planet question what they know, or if it's even correct at all.
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Bozeman nonprofit analyzes Bridger trail traffic using cloud-based data dlvr.it/Svcjsw – at Bozeman, MT
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Thrilled to share the news today that @inaturalist is the recipient of a $10 million grant from @MooreFound!
🎉🎉🎉
inaturalist.org/posts/84393-…
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We are inviting expressions of interest to host the International Statistical Ecology Conference (ISEC) in 2026! ISEC has been a great event to build connections across our community all over the world.
Additional information here: forms.office.com/r/8nrRGESPP…
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*looks directly at camera*
Woody Allen defends Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales, saying 'he wasn't raping her, it was just a kiss… it's hard to understand that a person can lose their job for kissing someone' trib.al/zo3Wid5
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Boosting this quantitative ecology postdoc announcement - due next week (9/11)!
jobs.colostate.edu/postings/…
The spatial/landscape ecology position is due the following week (9/18)
postdoc: jobs.colostate.edu/postings/…
post-masters: jobs.colostate.edu/postings/…
2nd research opportunity now available! We seek a spatial ecologist to lead projects on drought impacts on wildlife. Based in Fort Collins, CO; with @_JohnMola, @Jen_Costanza, Ryan Peek (CDFW) & myself. Postdoc (link below) or "post-masters" (next post).
jobs.colostate.edu/postings/…
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So happy and proud to be on the longlist!
Three of our #DataViz were highlighted in the #IIBAwards Longlist!
Streamflow ridgelines: informationisbeautifulawards…
Spring has sprung: informationisbeautifulawards…
What is streamflow drought: informationisbeautifulawards…

ALT Three of the visualizations that made it to the Information is Beautiful (IIB) Awards Longlist for 2023. This includes a stream hydrograph of the Rio Grande River, a screenshot from a website that defines streamflow drought, and a paired timeseries and map that show spring leaf timing as of April 2023. Overlaying the three visualizations is a badge from the Data Visualization Society that shows they have all made it to the IIB Awards longlist.
The analysis I consulted on made it into the local paper! Looking forward to continuing this work with a new batch of data (new location) this fall!
Bozeman nonprofit analyzes Bridger trail traffic using cloud-based data bozemandailychronicle.com/ne… via @bozchron
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Replying to @SketchesbyBoze
This one sentence from @theferocity's How We Fight For Our Lives gets me every time:
"The sweetness we deny ourselves because the world is wailing."
Dr. Meridith Bartley retweeted
"Build a brush pile," they said. "It'll be kinda ugly, but it'll bring all the birds to the yard," they said.
They were right.
(I've never seen Golden-crowned Sparrows in my neighborhood other than in my brush pile! This photo also contains White-crowned.)
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Hot off the printer, here’s my poster for #BESMove2023 on how prey distribution influences #HumpbackWhale movements! Unfortunately I can no longer attend @BES_Move_SIG, but I’m more than happy to chat and answer any questions here or via email 🌊🐟🐋
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Earlier this summer @ibddoctor, @PipingHotData, and I gave a workshop on cleaning data in R for the R/Medicine Conference. Not sure when the recording will be available but the slides are available here for anyone who is interested! #rstats
shannonpileggi.github.io/rme…
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Have you had a chance to download and read our new paper?? Indigenous Data Sovereignty applied to ecology and biodiversity data!
Applying the CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance to ecology & biodiversity research nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
Jennings (@1NativeSoilNerd) et al outline how the principles can sow community ethics into disciplines inundated with extractive helicopter research practices
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We're only a couple months from launching a 100% open data sharing platform for wildlife disease surveillance. Want to give it a whirl? Everything's welcome, from 100 year old fish parasites to avian influenza swabs. Get in touch!
Listening/watching to DnD games at home hits so differently than on my walks. I get minutes in before I start thinking of my own campaign and then I’m off to grab a book or eight to start looking stuff up. Hashtag DM life.
D20 getting some sweet sweet Montana DnD representation!
🧠DIMENSION 20: MENTOPOLIS TRAILER
Premieres Aug. 9 on @dropout
Starring:
@BrennanLM as GM
@hankgreen as The Fix
@danielleradford as Anastasia Tension
@alexsongxia as Conrad Schintz
@vornietom as Imelda Pulse
@MikeWTrapp as Hunch Curio
@fwong as Dan Fucks
#Mentopolis
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It's that time of year where I get to talk with summer interns about data collection / analysis. I've shared this in the past, but here is a paper with some great tips on how to organize data into spreadsheets! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…




























