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Roli Roberts

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Senior Editor at @plosbiology.org; Scientist, Humanist, Optimist and Recovering Academic. All opinions my own.

Yes; I am indeed at #EESMetabolicEco, enjoying the second day so far - do feel free to stop me for a chat about @plosbiology.org @plos.org or any aspect of biology and science publication - I'm reasonably friendly!

PLOS Biology

If you're at #EESMetabolicEco, make sure you chat to our senior editor @roliroberts.bsky.social, representing @plosbiology.org in sunny Heidelberg! @events.embl.org

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This has been a great meeting at #SMBE2026, and a highlight for me has been that each day has started with a diverse set of superb plenary talks from @emmateeling.bsky.social Mehmet Somel @nanditagarud.bsky.social and @mexpositoalonso.bsky.social - each inspiring in its own way.

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Researchers in #EvolutionaryBiology & #Ecology wanting to do the right thing? @nicolasgaltier.bsky.social at #SMBE2026 talking about DAFNEE, a database of >600 #ecoevo #evoeco academia-friendly journals for "responsible publishing" - @plos.org seems to do OK here...!

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Fantastic final plenary at #SMBE2026 by Moises Exposito-Alonso; transplant experiments suggest that Arabidopsis populations are lagging in adaptation to rising temperature by 2°C; other species likely worse.

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For those watching @nanditagarud.bsky.social at #SMBE2026, this is her @plosbiology.org paper that she just name-checked: share.google/RJvk11qg8iou...

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Great start to the first full day of #SMBE2026 - @emmateeling.bsky.social looking at why bats live so long (despite their tiny size) and are highly resistant to infectious diseases.

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I am indeed here in sunny Copenhagen for #SMBE2026. Very happy to chat about science, publishing, @plosbiology.org and @plos.org in general...

PLOS Biology

If you're in Copenhagen for #SMBE2026, along with >1700 others, do keep an eye out for @plosbiology.org editor @roliroberts.bsky.social, who's very happy to talk about both science and publishing!

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What happens to your development if you have two biological dads? This elegant study engineered mice to modify 20 #imprinted regions to find out...

PLOS Biology

Successful mammalian development requires both #maternal & #paternal #genomes... This study uses engineered bipaternal #mice to reveal the physiological consequences of #development supported exclusively by paternal genomes @plosbiology.org #imprinting #AcademicSky 🧪 plos.io/4b5rkaj

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