Go Sam! 💪
International Society for NeuroethologyFirst awardee is @samjakeengland.bsky.social presenting their research on #ecology of #electrostatics⚡️🌸🦋🐝🐛 #pollination #parasitism #predatorpreyinteractions Congratulations, Sam! 🥳👍
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Benito Wainwright
Профиль VivelyResearch fellow at the University of St Andrews funded by @royalcom1851.bsky.social 🏳️🌈• Studying lavish leaf mimicry in katydids from various angles 🍃🎶🧬 • I also make YouTube videos. Link here: https://youtube.com/@benitosexplenations?si=zpMANThrSJv_efM0
Spectacular work from @jessicafoley14.bsky.social officially establishing #Heliconius as a model for yet another cool thing! 👏
Jessica FoleyVery excited to finally have this out in the world! The first paper from my PhD (and my first first-author publication) makes the case for a new entrant to the world of long-lived animal models: Heliconius butterflies. Out now in @natcomms.nature.com www.nature.com/articles/s41... (1/10)
Leaf-mimicking katydids don’t just use their funky camouflage to survive, they’re using it to find love too! 🥰🍃💘 New paper out now in #ProcB @royalsocietypublishing.org (Photo cred: Christian Ziegler): doi.org/10.1098/rspb... 1/n
Go listen to @jessicafoley14.bsky.social’s new podcast! 📻👨🦳
Jessica FoleyFinally answered the "should we start a podcast" call that waits for us all... Episode 1 of Inside Geroscience is out now! Tune in for conversations about the biology of ageing with leading scientists in the field. Brought to you by the Academy of Geroscience, available on all podcast platforms.
Introducing the campest katydid of all time. 🦄💅🏽👸💞 Why would this animal (Arota festae) have evolved this way, other than to look utterly fabulous? We have unleashed some (slightly whacky) thoughts, now out in @esajournals.bsky.social. Photo credit: @zekerowe.bsky.social doi.org/10.1002/ecy.... 1/n
Bravo Rochelle on this huge and amazing piece of work! 👏👏👏
Rochelle MeahMultiple anthropogenic stressors can negatively impact species but can a single stressor also have multiple, concurrent impacts? Here we show that light pollution creates several simultaneous impacts to the nocturnal movement ecology of a moth and a spider: tinyurl.com/5eku5bff (1/5)