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Margaret Cramm retweeted
The first paper from my PhD is now available at @FEMSmicro! 🎉
📝Arctic cyanobacterial mat community diversity decreases with latitude across the Canadian Arctic ❄🔬
Read it here (open access): doi.org/10.1093/femsec/fiae0…
Find a brief summary of our findings below!
Someone call the dr 🚨 Congrats Nan! No one has worked harder or smarter than you!!
Someone calls me Dr. Nan!!!
It was absolutely enjoyable my PhD viva because of two amazing examiners Dan @bedform and Alex Henshaw @QMULGeography. A huge thanks to you both!
The best supervisors @DrKateSpencer @GIStuart and Andy Manning.
ALT Dan’s notes on my thesis
Margaret Cramm retweeted
Still accepting applications for 2-year postdoc position to model the atmosphere as an ecosystem (bioenergetics, habitability, structure, biogeochemical cycling). Based in Marseille, France. Please tell your colleagues!
RT! 📢 #Postdoc vacancy in Atmosphere Habitability Modelling
🦠Habitability of the atmosphere
⚡️Bioenergetics & ecosystem modelling
☁️Join multi-disciplinary @HFSP team: The atmosphere as an ecosystem
☀️Based in sunny Marseille, France
🚨Apply by 10 May 👇
academicpositions.com/ad/aix…
Can confirm he is not just an amazing scientist but also a super cool guy! @KayKuloyo lovely to read about your science journey 💫
The ISME ECSC is excited to explore Career Options for Microbial Ecologists!
This month we are featuring a Biotechnology Geomicrobiologist, Olukayode Olakunle Kuloyo (@kaykuloyo).
Read his full interview here: tinyurl.com/GeoMicro.
Sonia Papadaki presenting her work on arctic endolithic microorganisms and their connections to astrobiology @PapadakiSonia
Margaret Cramm retweeted
RT! 📢 #Postdoc vacancy in Atmosphere Habitability Modelling
🦠Habitability of the atmosphere
⚡️Bioenergetics & ecosystem modelling
☁️Join multi-disciplinary @HFSP team: The atmosphere as an ecosystem
☀️Based in sunny Marseille, France
🚨Apply by 10 May 👇
academicpositions.com/ad/aix… – at Marseille, France
Amy Solman showing us microbial seasonal variation on Svalbard glaciers at today’s EcoEvoDevo meeting 🦠🧊
Nan Wu @nanwu1112, explaining his model for predicting microplastics movement in aquatic systems 🌊 at @QMULGeography seminar
Margaret Cramm retweeted
Registration is open and still few days left to submit an abstract to iseb-issm2023.org/ 2nd Joint International Symposium of Environmental Biogeochemistry and Subsurface Microbiology #isebissm2023 Join us for an awesome symposium!
Margaret Cramm retweeted
📢 I am recruiting a #postdoc #PDRA in Arctic soil microbial ecology 📢
Join @NERCscience @NSF project SUN SPEARS to investigate how seasonal processes shape Arctic soils 🦠🧬❄️
@QMUL London, UK
Closing: 11 Jul
Pls RT!
qmul.ac.uk/jobs/vacancies/it…
Margaret Cramm retweeted
We made a short, cute, animated film for @sciam about subsurface microbes and what they can do for us! This is from work with @pbarry10 @DavidTerryFine @MaartendeMoor @d_giovannelli and others! It's dubbed in Spanish too!
Wherever we dig and however deep we dig we find microscopic living organisms. Could the mysterious microbes in earth’s crust unlock a climate change solution?
🥼 @archaearama @pbarry10
🎞️ Voyager
🎥 David Terry Fine
🔗 bit.ly/3TUx1hI
Margaret Cramm retweeted
Extremely honoured (and a bit intimidated) to have been selected to give the 2023 @Humanists_UK #DarwinDayLecture! Looking forward to synthesising decades of my thoughts and data on the tempo of life through deep time and into the future. – at Wandsworth, London
We are thrilled to have @anjgoswami deliver the #DarwinDayLecture in 2023, the 20th anniversary year of this prestigious event. Professor Goswami is a leading figure in the field of evolutionary biology. Please do join us and @theAliceRoberts on Feb 8. humanists.uk/2022/12/06/prof…
Margaret Cramm retweeted
🚨 PhD opportunity: CO-oxidising bacteria in Arctic soils ❄️🦠
Supervised by @MateHG Colin Murrell & myself @uniofeastanglia
Applicants must be eligible for ‘Home’ fee status i.e. UK nationals & most EU nationals with ‘settled’/‘pre-settled’ status in UK
findaphd.com/phds/project/id…
Margaret Cramm retweeted
Ecstatic to share our new paper on skull evolution in placental mammals, highlighted on the cover of @ScienceMagazine! With a 3d dataset spanning the Cenozoic, we describe a new model of attenuated evolution & identify traits associated w/fast evolution science.org/doi/10.1126/scie… 1/
This is huge 🙌🔥a very nice study to show how dormant endospores sense their environment and make decisions about when to germinate.
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Another successful field trip in the bag. This time with ultra-strong @F_Montemagno94 and the ever curious @carlocar1273 My first time in Svalbard when I can see the ground 🤓
Margaret Cramm retweeted
With thanks to @NERCscience @Arctic_Office for funding our project and @ArcticStationUK for logistical support in Svalbard (also with @d_giovannelli #CNR)
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Margaret Cramm retweeted
Endospores in sediments germinate and produce acetate at 80°C. Could buried endospores do this in the deep, hot subseafloor biosphere? We suggest they could @AngeSherry @jayne_rat @CRJHubert
Now #OpenAccess at @Environmicrobi
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