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New #eDNA paper led by collaborators @NDscience @NotreDame..."Warming Increases Environmental DNA (eDNA) Removal Rates in Flowing Waters" with @snyd_comments, @pedrobrandfp, @jenniferltank, and many others!
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
So what did we find?
At higher temps, small eDNA particles (0.2–1.0 μm), were removed faster than at lower temps, while removal rates were consistent across temps for larger eDNA particles (>1.0 μm).
The scientific road can be a rocky one! If you're struggling with setbacks in your research, consider submitting an abstract for SFS 2025 for the session "From Dead Ends to Discovery: Embracing Failure as a Pathway to Scientific Progress." Organized by me and @Fish_finatic!
Abstracts are due on January 26th and can be submitted here: sfsannualmeeting.org/abstrac…. If you are a student or early-career scientist who could use funds for travel, consider also applying for an SFS endowment award here: freshwater-science.org/award…
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We are still looking for a PhD & MS student to work on inverts in Iceland! Please reach out to Dr. Benstead or Dr. Huryn to apply! 🧊
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We are still recruiting a cohort of PhD students for the DISTANCE project! Come join the @ShogrenLab for stream eDNA releases across the CONUS. 🐟💧
Official posting for our NSF-funded DISTANCe project!
Want to do stream research in streams across the CONUS? Interested in stream eDNA transport? Excited about collaboration & team science? Join our team!
@ShogrenLab
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Official posting for our NSF-funded DISTANCe project!
Want to do stream research in streams across the CONUS? Interested in stream eDNA transport? Excited about collaboration & team science? Join our team!
@ShogrenLab
It’s happening!
Link to join virtually: notredame.zoom.us/j/92459392…
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Welp… the @ShogrenLab is looking for a PhD student for a 5-yr NSF project on eDNA transport at NEON wadeable streams! Start date in January or August 2025 😊 Reach out via email if interested!
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🧬#eDNA people, please help me spread the word: we have set up the #MAnES course at @uniinnsbruck for people who want to get into #eDNA and #MolecularTrophicInteractions covering #sampling #qPCR #metabarcoding #bioinformatics application deadline: 30th June!
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This event is coming up tomorrow evening! It'll be a great way to get to know other student members of @BenthosNews
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In February, grad students across IN, including many from GLOBES, attended the Annual Indiana Science Communication Day (INSciCommDay) to share their work with state legislators from the Senate and the House, as well as any interested community members reilly.nd.edu/news-and-event…
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It is approaching so quickly!
There is still time to request me a link in private if you wish to learn a little about the ecology of eDNA 🧬 and eProteins.
I am happy to announce that I will be defending my PhD on April 4th at 1 PM CST! 📚
If you wish to attend and hear a little about eDNA 🧬and eProteins🌽, drop me a DM for the Zoom link and details!
Next step: Get a job!
#PhDDefense #AcademicMilestone
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I am happy to announce that I will be defending my PhD on April 4th at 1 PM CST! 📚
If you wish to attend and hear a little about eDNA 🧬and eProteins🌽, drop me a DM for the Zoom link and details!
Next step: Get a job!
#PhDDefense #AcademicMilestone
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Reminder that the endowment info session is tomorrow night (1/31) from 7-8 PM EST!!
The SFS Endowment Award deadline is approaching! These awards support student research and travel to the annual meeting. More info here:
freshwater-science.org/award…
Consider attending the info session on January 31st at 7pm EST for more information!
zoom.us/meeting/register/tJE…





















Warming Increases Environmental DNA (eDNA) Removal Rates in Flowing Waters
This study experimentally investigated how warmer water temperatures impact eDNA removal rates in flowing waters. Using recirculating mesocosms with varying water temperatures (20°C, 23°C, and 26°C)...
onlinelibrary.wiley.com