
PhD Candidate @KU_EEB interested in soil microbes (and humans!) in prairies | Rice U Bio & Envi Science ‘19 | First Gen 🏳️🌈 (they/them)
Lawrence, KS
Joined October 2017
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After interviewing with a few incredible people doing exciting work with soil microbes in grasslands, I'm proud to share that I'll be starting my PhD at the University of Kansas this fall working with Dr. Jim Bever as a Self Graduate Fellow!!
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Excited to share that our soil microbes & prairie restoration work is featured on the cover of the current issue of Ecological Applications! with co-authors @MycorReb, Gunner Davies, @lizkoziol, & Jim Bever esajournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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The Haskell Board of Regents is calling on the federal government to fulfill its legal obligations to Tribal nations and reverse cuts to staffing.
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This is what Land Back actually looks like. With everything going on in the world right now it's amazing to see a victory like this!!!
So excited to see this in @ESAApplications! This paper cowritten closely with Craig See and @ShanKothari along with our stellar coauthors on work at @CedarCreekESR reveals interesting tree diversity effects on carbon pools after just 6 y of afforestation doi.org/10.1002/eap.3042
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Garden Club of America scholarship for students!!! If you study plants, check these out: gcamerica.org/scholarships
Unbelievably excited to share my first first-authored paper with Dr. James Bever! This was also my first greenhouse experiment, and I’m so proud of the work we accomplished to further explain the role AM fungi play in a changing world 🌍🌾
Native arbuscular #mycorrhizal #fungi play an important role in #grassland succession, but a changing environment may alter this role as #plant response is context-dependent
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Had the most amazing time at the Natural Areas Conference! Such a great organization bringing together scientists and practitioners. Thank you for this recognition!
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What determines transfer of carbon from plants to mycorrhizal fungi? For the past 2 years, we debated this question. And I mean debated. nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/… #TansleyReview @NewPhyt 1/n
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1977: Well, we can’t just replace fossil fuels tomorrow!
1988: Well, we can’t just replace fossil fuels tomorrow!
2005: Well, we can’t just replace fossil fuels tomorrow!
2012: Well, we can’t just replace fossil fuels tomorrow!
2024:
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Opinion by David Mehr: If courts fail to intervene, Missouri governor must halt the execution of Marcellus Williams | #ksleg kansasreflector.com/2024/09/…
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KU students and supporters gathered this afternoon outside the Kansas Union to bring attention to the university’s "realignment" of campus centers focused on diversity.
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The beginning of the semester is the perfect time to think about student research opportunities!
Remind your students about our undergraduate research page. 👇
research.ku.edu/undergraduat…
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This is horrendous. An environmental organization challenging bedrock labor law hurts both working people and the ecosystems we rely on.
NEWS: @audubonsociety is challenging the constitutionality of labor law in response to the @NLRB complaint that found management committed several Unfair Labor Practices.
Audubon CEO @DrElizabethGray joins Elon Musk and others in this anti-union approach. cwa-union.org/news/releases/…
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In a study that reshapes what we know about COVID19, scientists have discovered that coagulation protein fibrin causes unusual clotting & inflammation that have become hallmarks of the disease, while also suppressing the body's ability to clear virus.
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