
Global change ecology lab, integrative research #ecophysiology #behavior #chemicalecology #SFSU
San Francisco, CA
Joined May 2024
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Check out our new study—led by my excellent students—on how a parasitic fly is silently infecting and killing honey bees in San Francisco 🐝🌇
@SFSU Read the full article: mdpi.com/2075-4450/16/8/765 #UrbanEcology #Parasitism #GlobalChangeBiology #UndergraduateResearch @sf
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#SEB2025 is underway. Do come by the journal stand and pick up some merch!
🌊 All invited to the symposium #UNOC3 Community Conservation and Biocultural Governance for an Inclusive Blue Bioeconomy
Organized by @ToLopezL @MinAmbienteColombia @SFSU
📍 Thursday, June 12 at 2:45 PM 📍 ORCA Room, Green Zone
📢 Join the conversation
#Conservation #UNOC3
Partner institutions participating include:
🔹 @Global Fund for Coral Reefs (GFCR)
🔹 @Fondo Acción
🔹 @INVEMAR
🔹 @Colombian Ocean Commission (CCO)
🧭 Organized by: @MinAmbiente
🔗 More information: minambiente.gov.co
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🎓 Several PhD Positions Fully Funded at LAMMC in Agronomy, Forestry & Environmental Sciences, See details at: wp.me/pbv48T-b2i
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🚨PhD Opportunity in Plant-Microbe Interactions!
📍@auburnu | 📅Start: Fall 2025
🔬Join a dynamic research team advancing plant science through interdisciplinary work.
📩To apply:
Email Dr. Leonardo De La Fuente (lzd0005@auburn.edu) with:
1️⃣CV
2️⃣Letter of interest
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🪵Recent study shows increase in woody density in former grasslands as a consequence of woody plant encroachment, with vegetation shifting from grasslands towards forest-like vegetation structurally👇 #grassland #functionalecology
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SF State students, support your fellow students and help save Gator Athletics!
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Check our new publication in Trends in Plant Science | Microbe interactions: plants modulating their defenses sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Multiple Fully Funded PhD, Postdoctoral Fellowships, Research Assistant, & Research Jobs at Karolinska Institutet, Solna, Sweden
#phd #opportunities #phdposition #fundedPhD #FullyFundedPhD #scholarship #research #Postdoctoral #Postdoc #job
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Previous reproductive success informs nest-building decisions
#Bird #Experience #BuildThatNest
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Paula Ceballos, Shan Brooks, and Brenda Penaloza are investigating how drought affects tomato plants and western flower thrip interactions @SFSU
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How does acclimation shape heat tolerance in ectotherms? Our study uses a dynamic framework to predict survival under field thermal regimes, revealing key insights into species' acclimation limits.
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Jordan Cuff provides the story behind his paper, “Networking nutrients: How nutrition determines the structure of ecological networks“, which was shortlisted for this year’s Elton Prize. We also hear a little about his journey into animal ecology.
animalecologyinfocus.com/jor…
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New online! Promoting urban biodiversity for the benefit of people and nature bit.ly/4kZi6jp
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New research explores how lyrebirds modify their environment in ways that create, maintain, or destroy habitats, reshaping the structure of the ecosystem. 🌱
Full paper here: buff.ly/Jinest7
Blog: buff.ly/waySTS1
Podcast: buff.ly/c6AIT7R
📸: Alex Maisey
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An important piece from 30 women including @PSUmBiome @PennStateBio faculty @momedinamunoz. They make it clear why we must support and celebrate diversity.
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