Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Wyoming | Environmental and thermal physiology of large, flying insects | He/him
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As someone who studied honey bees during his Ph.D., for which I felt a surprising amount of animosity for focusing on the "wrong bee", this paper makes me feel a little better. Cool, surprising results - the best kind. Great work!
New paper investigating the impact of migratory #beekeeping on native bees. We found that honey bees reduced native bee abundance but when moved the diversity of native bees increased compared to areas where honey bees were never present. @EntsocAmerica
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(4/5) Exposure to cyantraniliprole led to lethal and sublethal post-hibernation effects that were dependent on queen size, with larger queens showing higher mortality rates, delayed emergence of their first brood, and producing smaller workers.
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Bumble bees 🐝are assumed to be monogamous. What are the consequences of violations of this assumption for colony abundance estimations? In this study, we explore this question in Bombus impatiens. Led by @sydthebirdy academic.oup.com/jee/article…
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How does exposure to commonly encountered #pesticide residues in soil during hibernation affect #bumblebee queens? Find out in our new paper: sciencedirect.com/science/ar… with @NigelERaine ⚠️🐝👑
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1/3 to 2/3 of crop systems studied worldwide would produce higher yield if they had more pollinators (ie, suffer from pollinator limitation). Just published by lab postdoc Katie Turo in Nature Ecology & Evolution - read it here rdcu.be/dMB0x
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In #reptiles, optimal egg incubation temps are crucial for development. Here Cordero et al. examined form, locomotor performance, and survival in four co-distributed North American #turtles 🐢
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It's great to see another article published from my postdoc with @MSWojc at @UMK_Torun, in collaboration with Zenon Czenze. We found that vespertilionid bats in Poland adjust evaporative cooling strategies between seasons, which may enhance water conservation during summer.
Czenze, Noakes, Wojciechowski doi.org/10.1016/j.jtherbio.2…
Bat thermoregulation in the heat: seasonal variation in evaporative cooling capacities in four species of European bats
@MattJNoakes1, @MSWojc
@unetweets, @APESWits, @WitsUniversity, @UMK_Torun
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Check out this new paper by #AndrewOrkney and #BrandonPHedrick, just out on @NatureComms ! 🐦
They show that the skeletal wing elements evolve more independently from one another as birds get smaller:
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Our new encyclopedia chapter Effects of Climate Warming is out!
It’s a broad review covering acute and chronic effects of warming on fish physiology. I’ll break it down below.
@rasmusern @LeeuwisRobin @Timothy_D_Clark
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Chapter 1 of my dissertation is now live!
This was a tremendous amount of work and a team effort. So excited to share with you all! Figure from article and made using Biorender. nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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Remember kids, if someone says your paper has too many details and that you should remove them, there's a poor grad student trying to replicate results from a publication with barely any information
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Important new study on the dependence of crops on #pollinators such as #bees by @CatarinaSiopa et al. Take home: previous studies have under-estimated the role of pollinators for agricultural production - they are even more vital than we realised!
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Feeling honored to be highlighted in JEB's latest issue!
In his ECR Spotlight, @JordanRGlass1 recalls how attending the SICB annual meeting as a Master's student inspired him to take up #environmentalphysiology and how he overcomes his aversion to writing by setting aside time each day for #writing projects
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One of my favorite papers I have written - reconciling decades of discrepancies and disagreement.
Do honey #bees adjust their metabolic rate depending on the air temperature? Some thought not but others thought they did. Now @JordanRGlass1 & JonHarrison show that the bees do adjust their metabolic rate to ensure that their #muscles always run smoothly
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ALT A honey bee on small flowers. Humoyun Mehridinov, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.en
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Entomology grads/graduates: come work with me at @se_casc ! We're hiring a Postdoctoral Scholar to further climate adaptation research and synthesis on invertebrates, focusing on bees 🐝🌦️🌡️
jobs.ncsu.edu/postings/19841… – at Raleigh, NC
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#New 🆕 #blogpost by @LauraJonesEco: Temperature, size, and pathogen load affect wild bee heat tolerance 🌡️🐝. Learn more about our new paper with @Ecol_Evol 👨🔬. #sciencecommunication 🧑🔬 lopezuribelab.com/2024/02/17… @USDA_NIFA @NSF
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New paper, new knowledge 🐝 Nice study led by @LauraJonesEco published in @Ecol_Evol We quantified heat tolerance and pathogen infections in 14 populations of squash #bee populations and found that... 🧵
@agsciences @huckinstitutes @USDA_NIFA @NSF
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Third chapter of my dissertation is already available in @JEvBio. In the paper, I present results of the first GxE association analysis that quantifies variation at the foraging gene (𝑓𝑜𝑟) among samples of 🪰 structured across space and time... academic.oup.com/jeb/advance…
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Exciting summer research opportunity for undergraduate students! Join us in #Greece, studying #bees on the inspiring island of #Lesvos. Follow in the footsteps of #Aristotle and birthplace of #Theophrastus, the first #botanist. #UCOCMS Apply now! uco.edu/cms/reu/ 🐝🌻🇬🇷
