asst. prof tamu bio | global change bio | marine invertebrates | larval ecology | genomics | diversity in STEM | tweets=mine | she/her
College Station, TX
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Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
As the world’s oceans continue to warm, a critical question remains: Can corals adapt fast enough to survive? A groundbreaking new study from the Strader Lab at Texas A&M University, published in Evolutionary Applications, provides a promising answer. tx.ag/VPDGIpv
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Two of these TT positions are in EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY!!!!
Please consider applying to join our fun and supportive community @TAMU_Biology. Currently searching for 5 (Five!) Assistant Professor Positions in Microbiology, Evolution, and Biological Clocks. We are also designing a new building to support growth. jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/…
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
New on @biorxiv! 🔬 Our study on Ningaloo Reef shows selective breeding can boost heat tolerance, even over small distances! A promising tool, BUT we must address climate change emissions & boost ocean protection biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… @minderoo @uwaoceans @jcu @UniBremen @TAMU
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
"No one is coming out of the sky to give you your grant money. Your citation portfolio won’t survive this market crash. Your credentials mean nothing. Everything is going to change."
New for @undarkmag
undark.org/2025/03/06/opinio…
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Thinking of restoring your reefs using coral seeding? Interested in how to rear coral larvae on a boat? Check out our recent article in Resto Ecol!
doi.org/10.1111/rec.70001
@aims_gov_au @bhp @ChristineGiul11 @DrCathiePage @ValerieCha44480 @NicoBriggs1 @KatieAllenOcean
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Thank you for sharing an amazing 2024 with us, we can't wait to see you in the new year! tx.ag/2024review
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
I would like to see more speaker introductions leading with what a speaker discovered during their training rather than who they trained with.
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
⭐️Internship Opportunity at TACC⭐️
This is a great opportunity to develop your skills in life sciences supercomputing, with supportive mentorship every step of the way. Please share!
Sept. 16 – Dec. 20th
In person at TACC (Austin, TX)
$1000/ wk
tacc.utexas.edu/about/intern…
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Introducing Chromo, our new package for performing differential analysis in chromosome regions. Chromo works with any type of quantitative data, including RNA-seq, single-cell RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, ChIP-seq, and more. It will be available soon
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Photosymbiosis reduces the environmental stress response under a heat challenge in a facultatively symbiotic coral @DaviesswPhD
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Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Soft-bodied marine animals make up a significant proportion of marine life and play important roles in marine ecosystems and commercial fisheries, but we are currently limited in our ability to monitor these species.
@NaturePortfolio @NatureComms @MIT @WHOI
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Paper out @CoralReefs: non-visible legacy effects from consecutively high summer heat-loads detected with #CBASS screening in propagated #coral
@emmafcamp @reefgenomics @DavidJSuggett @WavelengthReef @SamanthaGoyen @TrentHaydon @nunezlendo @CGBoote
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Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Our latest paper in Coral Reefs, in collaboration with the Warner Lab, @kemp_lab, @hoadley_lab, and @robintylersmith: we examined the symbiont identity of diverse Scleractinian hosts across three long-term transects in Palau using a multi-marker approach. link.springer.com/article/10…
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Tomorrow (07/05) at @AustCoralReefs join @la__cientifica and myself to discover what selective breeding can do for coral babies 🪸 to survive intense heat🌡️ in Ningaloo @UNESCO World Heritage Area. Session 1.2, Seminar Room 2, 11:30.
Thanks to @minderoo and @ExmouthResearch
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
🚨New paper!!🚨
Ectotherms with high thermal tolerance are often less thermally plastic, potentially due to a fitness tradeoff
Just out in @FunEcology, we find that reproductive costs of thermal plasticity are greater in more thermally tolerant families
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Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
What does the nervous system of a sea urchin look like? Can we study intact organ systems in calcified animals? I’m excited to share this preprint (with @FormeryLaurent and @lab_lowe) on whole-body tissue clearing in fragile invertebrates, where we tackle those questions.
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Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
New preprint: Genome assemblies and genetic maps for Caribbean Acropora palmata and A. cervicornis!
Both species have 14 chromosomes and largely similar genome structure. Notable exceptions were a 2.5Mb inversion and a 1.4 Mb translocation.
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
What an amazing 3 days we had at #GoMREEFS2023 networking and developing priorities for the reefs in the GoM, including the unique and amazing reefs in the #flowergardenbanks @MoodyGardens @KeishaBahr @SciStrader @Dr_SKitch @RowanMartindale – at Colleyville, TX
HRI was proud to take part in the #GOMREEFS2023 this week at Moody Gardens! Throughout the week, researchers had the opportunity to discuss both the challenges facing our Gulf corals and ways that scientists can help to conserve and protect them for years to come.
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
Our new @Ecology_Letters paper is out showing the "Natural coral cover recovery equation”
𝟏𝟏.𝟓 recruits/m² + 𝟐 years = Global average coral cover
To find out how natural recovery can inform #CoralRestoration projects 🪸, check out the paper 👇:
doi.org/10.1111/ele.14332
Dr. Marie Strader retweeted
I'm looking to hire a postdoc in coral genomics - $66k/yr plus benefits - follow link for more info - review of apps begins Nov 10 usccareers.usc.edu/job/los-a…
