Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
Replying to @FineArtAmerica
@FineArtAmerica Friday!
for @SICB_ student funds(all profits go to student scholarships)
Thanks so much @WhitenackLab ,
for donating use of this great jellies photo she took at #SICB2025 !
fineartamerica.com/featured/…
& we hope everyone reads your IOB paper
doi.org/10.1093/iob/obac019
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
#Neurodiversity in #Academia Spotlight on @SarahKnutie
by @SICB_ 's Gracey Brouillard
"Knutie said that like other ADHD-ers, part of her masking manifests in working constantly to prove that she is just as good as everyone else..."
integrativeandcomparativebio…
#DisabilityPrideMonth
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
JOB ALERT! 🚨
AMNH Division of Anthropology is hiring TWO Biological Anthropology Collections Assistants to participate in human remains rehousing project.
Must have BA degree in relevant field and ability to respectfully work with human skeletons
careers.amnh.org/postings/40…
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
Please share: we have an opening for a vertebrate curator (fish or herps) at the Illinois Natural History Survey. Come work with us! illinois.csod.com/ux/ats/car…
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
We are hiring an amphibian curator @FieldMuseum apply here 🐸🐸🐸 fieldmuseum.hrmdirect.com/em…
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
Women marine scientists have been making waves for years. Happy #InternationalWomensDay 🌊👩🏽🔬🤿👩🏼🎓🔬👩🏾🚀
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
Allegheny College is hiring a faculty member in Community and Justice Studies, applications due Feb 1. Please share widely with your networks, and I am happy to answer questions! sites.allegheny.edu/hr/job_p…
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
So great to see the press!
And your paper is now free to read for anyone who missed out
Linking Tooth Shape to Strike Mechanics in the Boa constrictor
by
@Bill_Ryerson , Tate Van Valkenburg
doi.org/10.1093/icb/icab009
#snakes #dentition #biology #science

ALT Skull of a B. constrictor in a (A) lateral and (B) ventral view. The colored bones are the tooth-bearing bones in this species: blue is the maxilla, yellow is the mandible, red is the palatine, and green is the pterygoid. CT scans are specimen UMMZ: Herps: 203842 from the Morphosource digital repository. Individual bones were divided into thirds as illustrated in (C) to assist in kinematic analyses. Teeth were numbered from anterior to posterior, as illustrated in (C).
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Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
If you missed @Elasmo_Gal’s amazing plenary 1) big sad, it was good and 2) here is a paper to learn about BIPOC experiences in ocean sciences! Open access! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.….
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
ICYMI, this latest paper draws out the parallels between the deliberate #extinction of the #thylacine & the extraordinary colonial violence enacted against Tasmanian Aboriginal people, and how one man traded the remains of both to build his own reputation:
euppublishing.com/doi/10.336…
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
Are you a student in an art or illustration program interested in a quarter at Friday Harbor Labs to work with scientists? We have a fully funded position. The deadline is coming up. Apply now!
fridayharborlabs.wufoo.com/f…
To read later...
Go deep with sharks, tunas, and other marine predators looking for a bite. A study of 344 electronically tagged animals shows many predators hunt the whole water column, nabbing prey in the midnight zone as well as the shallows. In PNAS: ow.ly/85cU50Q6YER
Well, I didn’t win a seat on my local school board. That stinks. But I’m proud of the campaign we ran and knowing I went all in. And I’ve been working with my local district for over a decade; this loss won’t stop that.
Hey U.S. friends! Don’t forget to vote in your state and local elections today!! They matter a lot!
This PSA is brought to you by me, a generally concerned citizen and candidate for my local school board
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
How do you do decolonial research in natural history #museums?
Obviously, there is no one answer, but in this piece for @Nat_SCA, I've explored a few possible approaches. #DecoloniseZoology
natsca.blog/2023/10/26/how-d…
As a UIUC alumna, I am 100% on board with this! What a great design!!
Dr. Lisa Whitenack retweeted
Earlier this year, I asked the Twitterverse to help me identify well-funded (stipend & tuition waiver provided) MS programs in organismal biology. I compiled the list into this spreadsheet. Please share, and let me know if I missed any good programs! docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
We’re at poster 320 this morning at #GSA2023 - come talk to Noel about the work we’ve been doing with the National Parks Service on coastal #paleontology


























