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Recent graduates in biology looking for an academic position: check prep.ucdavis.edu/news/66 for a non-random assortment of postings.
Dr. Carole Hom retweeted
What he said.
Some of #SCOTUS’s decisions this week were disappointing and unsettling, but @uofcalifornia values remain unshakeable. I have immense faith in the abilities & commitment of our staff, faculty, and students to keep us moving forward. Read my full statement: universityofcalifornia.edu/p…
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Aggies, I know it's been a rough couple of weeks for a lot of us. So, I want to share a Q&A session I had with Paul Kim, Director of Counseling Services where we talk about the many mental health programs available to you. This video is worth the watch.
youtu.be/uGv3t07GPtc
Dr. Carole Hom retweeted
Who doesn't love the ocean?
Watch the full episode here: youtube.com/watch?v=ivkKF9yI…
Dr. Carole Hom retweeted
Lake Tulare in California continues to grow rapidly and is now over 100 square miles in size.
That's just over half the size of Lake Tahoe, and the big snowmelt hasn't even started yet in the Sierra Nevada.
Dr. Carole Hom retweeted
Super excited to see published! And incredibly grateful to be a co-author with such an incredible group of scientist!
Small thread ahead (1/5)
Science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Dr. Carole Hom retweeted
On May 19th, join the @ucdavis Coastal and Marine Sciences Institute and @deltacouncil for a day-long symposium - Implications of Rising Temperatures: Coastal, Marine & Estuarine Ecosystems.
Register now to reserve your spot: eventbrite.com/e/implication…
ALT A background image of a delta flowing out to the sea with text over it that says "Implications of Rising Temperatures: Coastal, Marine and Estuarine Ecosystems, May 19 9am-4:45pm, Presented by: and the logos of the Coastal and Marine Sciences Institute and Delta Stewardship Council"
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Flower power! This gorgeous #Copernicus #Sentinel2 image (natural colours) captured on April 11 shows the view of the #superbloom in #California, in the Carrizo Plain National Monument from #space. The area with purple and yellow flowers is about 6 km (3,78 miles) long. #flower
Dr. Carole Hom retweeted
One risk that is becoming clear is the risk of extreme heat - this one has clearly emerged almost everywhere, and that means it's going to get a whole lot worse quickly - almost everywhere - if we don't stop the cause: mainly the burning of fossil fuels. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Twitter is now limiting automated tweets and as a result this account can no longer post all watches/warnings/advisories as they are issued. We will continue to provide general updates, but ensure that you have multiple means for receiving weather information & alerts. #CAwx
ALT Twitter has limited our automated tweets; as a result, we are unable to post all watches, warnings, and advisories as they are issued. Have multiple ways to receive weather information and alerts. Sources for weather information might include Wireless Emergency Alerts, NOAA Weather Radio, Local TV and radio, Weather apps, Outdoor sirens, the Internet, and family, friends, and co-workers.
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We think Cori is the PAWfect ambassaDOG for #UCDavisGiveDay!
We are LIVE with #UCDavisGiveDay! We're grateful that our community has provided us with the support we need to do what we do best: improve lives by finding solutions to our biggest challenges. Let's go!
giveday.ucdavis.edu
ps. Maybe you'll even catch Cori at Picnic Day!
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Great news for HHMI associated postdocs! I wonder if the @NIH postdoc stipend policies increase as a result?Let's not forget how this affects grant budgets and the discrepancies between institutional indirect costs. So many aspects to consider when it comes to research equity. 🙃
HHMI is implementing a new salary scale for HHMI-employed postdoctoral researchers, effective April 9, 2023. (1/4)
hhmi.news/3Uwl2am
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You wouldn't have known it if you were in California or much of the Western United States (which just experienced a remarkably cold March by contemporary standards). But almost everywhere else in the world, extraordinary warmth has been persistent for months now. #CAwx
(1 of 5) It’s official: Earth just had its 2nd-warmest #March on record.
Polar #SeaIce coverage ranked 2nd smallest on record.
--> Story: bit.ly/3KVn40I
@NOAANCEI #StateOfClimate
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TODAY!
Come and be inspired by the fantastic structural work of @mm5200
diversity.ucdavis.edu/resear…
#cryoEM #StructuralBiology #respiration
#CAMPOS_Excellence
@ucdavisbiology @UCD_Diversity @Renetta_Tull @Chancellor_May @BerondaM
Join us Thursday (4/13) 3:10pm for @CAMPOSUCDavis1 colloquium ft. María Maldonado @mm5200 to hear her research on "Structural Insights into Respiration across the Tree of Life” Learn more: diversity.ucdavis.edu/resear…
@ucdavisbiology
Dr. Carole Hom retweeted
“I’m weary. There’s only so many times you can walk in the room and tell someone they’re not coming home tomorrow…I would simply ask you to do something. Because doing nothing, which is what we have been doing, is not working.”
– Louisville, Kentucky Dr. Jason Smith
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Did you know we've had over 30 atmospheric river storms since October? Watch this video detailing the various storms over the months.
Learn more here:
mercurynews.com/2023/04/07/a…
#cawater #cawx
Dr. Carole Hom retweeted
The broader context: we're in the early stages of California's increasing hydroclimate whiplash amid a warming climate. Despite little/no trend in average precipitation, the driest periods are likely to be drier and the wettest periods wetter. [2/2] #CAwx #CAwater
ALT Timseries of California-wide precipitation (from NOAA Climate at a Glance) showing the lack of a long-term average trend in precipitation in California, but a conspicuous uptick in precipitation variability (alternating dry and wet extremes) in the past few decades.
Dr. Carole Hom retweeted
New Weather West post: spring has (finally) arrived, so time for an overview of what was inarguably a remarkable winter/wet season in CA (including high lingering snowmelt flood risk. Plus, what's up w/ (rapidly developing) El Nino? #CAwx #CAwater weatherwest.com/archives/256…
