
Asst Prof of Practice in Ecological Data Science @UASNRE | @mtholyoke BA, @weecology PhD | 🐭 & 🦇 enthusiast | 🏳️🌈AF | #BLM | she/they
Tucson, AZ (O'odham & Yaqui)
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Moved over to another server, so I'm actually @bleds22e@ecoevo.social :)
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#AcademicChatter @UFSACNAS @NRDI_UF and @TCD_UF will cohost the workshop “Build your CV for research science”, with @BrunaLab sharing tips as academic role model. Funded by @ufstudentgov – at Gainesville, FL
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It’s a beautiful day in Santa Barbara to talk about diversity in environmental data science. Here at the conference? Tag us @ucsb_nceas and use #edss2023!🌴Couldnt make it? No sweat - we will be live tweeting throughout the day 🤩
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The MHC Board of Trustees has named Danielle R. Holley (@danielleholley) as the twentieth president of the College. Read more and access this afternoon’s livestreamed celebration: ow.ly/ximZ50MLKt0
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The Jornada Fellowship program is hiring a cluster of postdocs and technical staff across a several disciplines, including ecology, restoration, aeolian processes, social science and more. Come join us at ARS and NMSU in Las Cruces. See jornada.nmsu.edu/jobs.
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Totally fine when the incoming university president calls accreditation a "cartel" and a "racket".
For the first time in its history, UF will be mandated to shop for accreditors between now and 2025.
alligator.org/6bbb70f1-d4e7-…
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July 1st -> back on the postdoc job market! I'm a disturbance ecologist interested in factors influencing the distribution, community composition, and interspecific interactions of wildlife. Publish regularly & highly competent w/ Rstats, ArcGIS, etc. scholar.google.com/citations…
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🚨We're hiring two data analysts!🚨
Want to use #DataforGood to improve student outcomes, promote workforce development, and holistically address #RI equity issues, apply by December 2:
jobs.uri.edu/postings/10943
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📢📢📢 Less than 4 days before the 4th workshop from the "SORTEE Workshops & Webinars Series"
"Open Educational Resources as a Tool for More Inclusive Teaching in E&E" by @TashaGownaris (5th Dec)
There are still slots available. Register at: eventbrite.com/e/open-educat… #SORTEEtools
Registration open for our 4th workshop (5th Dec):
"Open Educational Resources as a Tool for More Inclusive Teaching in E&E"
Organizer: Natasha Gownaris (@TashaGownaris; more about the organizer at: natashagownaris.com/labmembe…)
More in our Mastodon account: ecoevo.social/web/@sortee
Ellen Bledsoe retweeted
A new study out today @elife reports devastating and widespread racial disparities in funding @NSF.
We wrote a perspective on one of its more striking results: consistently lower rates of funding for Asian PIs.
@jeeminhrhim and Rohini Shivamoggi
link.medium.com/ItBLuLYgmvb
I had a fantastic time talking about making science as open as possible with @Rassim_Kh and @taylorsherisse! Thank you to #WSN2022 and especially @sleinma for organizing such an interesting and important session!
Did you, like me, frantically join Mastodon without really understanding what was happening and end up on a random server? Wish you could switch servers?
You can! I just did :)
techbriefly.com/blog/2022/11…
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Mastodon tip: I used fedifinder.glitch.me to automatically go through the list of people I follow on Twitter & find the handles of those who are on Mastodon. It created a CSV file that I was able to upload to Mastodon so I could automatically follow those people. Very easy!
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New paper out in @PLOSCompBio today! 🌟This collaborative project, led by former NCEAS postdoc @kaitlyngaynor, highlights ten ideas to foster belonging and inclusion in #DataScience teams. Below, a thread summarizing their suggestions! 🧵⬇️
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Example of a semi aquatic giant sloth from South America 🦛🦛 – at Arhus, Denmark
El tope de la formación Urumaco, en Falcón tienen una edad aproximada de 9 millones de años, en esos sedimentos encontramos un perezoso gigante nuevo para la ciencia que llamamos Eionaletherium tanycnemius, la bestia de piernas largas que vaga por la playa. Arte @JuliotheArtist





























