@NDBiolog

The twitter feed for the Biology Department at North Dakota State University @NDSU

 Fargo, ND
ndsu.edu/biology/
Joined July 2013
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Interested in what's happening in Biology at NDSU? Then you can also follow @NDSU_BSGSA, @ICENetworkFargo, @stressphys, @DochtermannLab, @HeidingSparrow, @HeidingerBritt, @Herp_Eco_Morph, @tjgreive, @jmomsen1, @momsenlab, @CraigStockwell2, @signor_molevol, @NDSU_ECS!
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Have an outstanding recent college student interested in exploring research in biology? Encourage them to apply for the CHANGE RaMP Network program @NDSU! #RaMP
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NDSU researchers are making important contributions to how we understand the impact of human movement on animal genomes
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The Signor Lab @NDSU coming in hot with a review of the evolution of transposon defense! Check it out! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Drosophila colleagues: Nominate yourself or others for positions on the North American FlyBoard, Trainee Reps, ADRC Plenary/Keynote Speakers, Platform Chairs. Find the GSA email from 9/30 with subject "Share your interest in volunteering with FlyBoard". Pls retweet #Drosophila 🪰
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Cayelan Carey@CareyLab30 Sep 2024
We are recruiting a postdoc in water quality forecasting @virginia_tech! Come join our collaborative team to develop forecasts for managers as part of multiple projects involving #MachineLearning, catchment modeling, #HABs & more! Learn more & apply here: careers.pageuppeople.com/968…
A photo of our team collecting water quality samples from a boat on lovely Falling Creek Reservoir, Virginia, USA

ALT A photo of our team collecting water quality samples from a boat on lovely Falling Creek Reservoir, Virginia, USA

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Associate Professor Mohi Quadir has secured an $800K USDA-NIFA grant to develop biobased fire-retardant additives and eco-friendly surfactants. This innovative project aims to reduce harmful PFAS chemicals in firefighting materials. ndsu.edu/news/research-grant…
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There are some great inter-disciplinary discussions going on here! Come check it out.
NDSU Environmental & Conservation Sciences@NDSU_ECS5 Sep 2024
First Greenbag seminar of the year!
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Gr8 talk from @NDBiolog’s #JuliaBowsher @ice2024kyoto_jp - extended exposure to cold doesn’t deplete overwinter reserves but increases mortality. Variable temp requires chill injury repair which depletes lipids. My Q - Is variation in pollen lipids across species/ season impt?
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Welcome to NDSU, Bison! 🤘 #NDSUWelcomeWeek2024 #HelloGreenandYellow #NDSU
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Dr. Greenlee and Dr. Padilla letting us know about how organisms respond to changing environments, check it out! academic.oup.com/icb/advance…

Modeling Organismal Responses to Changing Environments

Synopsis. Throughout their lives, organisms must integrate and maintain stability across complex developmental, morphological, and physiological systems, a

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New manuscript from our illustrious department chair Julia Bowsher out today! frontiersin.org/journals/bee…
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A rare orchid survives on a few tracts of prairie. Researchers want to learn its secrets apnews.com/article/north-dak…

A rare orchid survives on a few tracts of prairie. Researchers want to learn its secrets

The western prairie fringed orchid is a rare flowering plant that has declined due to loss of its native prairie habitat.

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Shout out to my fellow grad students @NDBiolog! Such a cool and mysterious system.
The Associated Press
@AP24 Aug 2024
A rare orchid survives on a few tracts of prairie. Researchers want to learn its secrets apnews.com/article/north-dak…

A rare orchid survives on a few tracts of prairie. Researchers want to learn its secrets

The western prairie fringed orchid is a rare flowering plant that has declined due to loss of its native prairie habitat.

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Call for #PhD students open! Apply by 18th of Sep to start your research career in #evolution #genetics in beautiful #Vienna among a fun international and interdisciplinary crowd of peers #evolVienna #bioinformatics #bigdata #Drosophila #adaptation #Arabidopsis #popgen please RT
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My lab is recruiting a PhD student to start 2025/2026! If you're interested in the evolution and ecology of host-parasite interactions, check us out here: coevolving.org/

the Gibson Lab

parasites coevolution sex

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Come join my team!! I am looking for a research scientist/lab manager to join my team at Iowa State University. Contact me with questions. Applications only accepted via the link below. isu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/Io…
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Anthony Amend@fungaloha12 Jul 2024
I'm excited to be recruiting a funded Postdoc and Grad student at U Hawai'i to study the phylogenomics and ecology of Basidiomycete yeasts in strange tropical habitats and hosts, leveraging our unique ecological gradients. Come find me at #IMC12 to learn more.
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NDSU CAFSNR@ndsucafsnr12 Jul 2024
Our students are CRUSHING Field Days and there’s still one more week! We encourage you to attend to support your fellow classmates to hear the latest research they are conducting. We’ll see you there! ndsu.ag/fielddays24
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Happy Monday! Today, we spotlight Alec Christensen, an ECS student at NDSU's School of Natural Resources. His research uses genomics and landscape genetic tools to assess different management strategies for chronic wasting disease in white-tailed deer. Great work, Alec!
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Transposable elements invasions are tricky to identify, if you don't know the sequence of the TE. With our new tool -GenomeDelta- we provide a solution, which already helped us to find 3 new TE invasions in D. melanogaster (1) biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

GenomeDelta: detecting recent transposable element invasions without repeat library

To evade repression by the host defense, transposable elements (TEs) are occasionally horizontally transferred (HT) to naive species. TE invasions triggered by HT may be much more abundant than...

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