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Celebrating the women of OCU Athletics today and everyday! Inspired by their hearts, abilities and the impact they make on our department and institution. 💙⭐️💙 #InternationalWomensDay
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"The ability of science to transform the world is increasingly threatened by misinformation that is jeopardizing trust in science," writes @AAAS President Susan G. Amara in a new #ScienceEditorial. fcld.ly/1wthuc7
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Why do we age? And why do some people age faster than others?
The secret lies in our telomeres and the enzyme telomerase which was first discovered by medicine laureate Elizabeth Blackburn and affects the way our cells age.
Image: A chromosome with telomeres highlighted in pink
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Larval Moray Eel floating out in the open ocean. At this stage of development they are completely transparent to increase their chances of survival. Kona, Hawaii.
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The university has a limited supply of KN95 and N95 respirators reserved for employees & students who are at higher risk of transmission or severe illness. Students may pick up KN95/N95s from the mailroom & employees may pick them up from the HR office. Stay safe, Stars! 🌟
Make sure to watch the weather next week!
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JOB OPENING: ACE: Invasive Species Specialist – Wildlife Refuges Across New Mexico WITH: American Conservation Experience - San Antonio, NM dlvr.it/SHz3jD
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Happy Friday! We hope you have as much fun today as Tegereza seems to be having! 🤪😎 #conservation #wildlife #mountaingorillas
📸: Cedric Ujeneza
Interesting new research. Also read the replies and thread to see #ScienceAtWork
New year, new preprint! Do bacteria run away from antibiotics?
No!
We observed Pseudomonas aeruginosa twitching towards different antibiotics, amazingly they even reach concentrations far above lethal!
What’s up with that? [1/6]
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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If you spend a lot of time copying text from PDFs into Word like me, I hope this tip might be useful! If the PDF ends up broken up over lots of lines, there's no need to fix it manually. Just go to find and replace, type ^p into find, and one space into replace. Pics below :)
Great opportunity to explore fisheries science this summer! ohioseagrant.osu.edu/news/20… @OCUCareers
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Explore careers in healthcare and medicine with Bilikis Akindele MD and Kira Dineen!
Our summit is FREE for anyone looking for guidance and support in their STEM career journey.
StemSuccessSummit.com
#STEMedia #STEM #STEMSuccessSummit #Science #Technology #Engineer #Math
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Students in the fall 2021 Directed Biology Studies Service Learning course were recently featured in the Blue Thumb newsletter. Blue Thumb is the education arm of the Water Quality Div. of the OK Conservation Commission, with the mission of stream protection through education.
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Fancy seeing you here 🦎
This Fiji iguana is so distinguished, he makes his own bow ties when shedding.
📸: Katie P, herpetologist






























