We study the structure and functioning of ecological communities, largely using pollinator-plant interactions as a model system. Univ. of Washington, Biology
Seattle, WA
Joined June 2017
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We have TWO ✌ open faculty positions! Join us @UWBiology! RT & share widely!
Assistant Professor of Discipline-Based Education Research in Biology:
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Assistant Professor in Quantitative Understanding of Collective Behavior: apply.interfolio.com/130336
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🚨 JOB ALERT 🚨
Join our department! @UWBiology is seeking a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor in Biology Education Research. Applications must be received by 12/1/2023 to receive full consideration.
Please RT & distribute widely! More info: apply.interfolio.com/130335
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Totally wild: scenes from our field work and @RMBLGothic from @mrkdrf 's film A New Nature are being displayed all over Times Square in NYC every evening at 11:57PM for the rest of April. If you are in NYC, check it out!
(📷 Michael Hull courtesy of Times Square Arts)
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JOB ALERT! Come join our department! Searching for an Assistant Teaching Professor with a focus on Neuroscience. Link: apply.interfolio.com/113195
Searching for an Assistant Teaching Professor with a focus on Neuroscience, at University of Washington Seattle @UWBiology. I’m happy to answer questions! apply.interfolio.com/113195
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New paper alert! We've very excited that our work examining plant-pollinator networks under drought is out in Oikos. Here's a lil 🧵on what we did and what we found. We created a downsampling null model approach that we'd love others to try/modify/improve
doi.org/10.1111/oik.09265
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Today’s officially the 1st day of my new job! I’m excited to share that I am a @USDA NIFA Postdoc Fellow. @EndophyteDiva and I will be studying plant-fungal intx in soybean cover crops challenged w/ elevated CO2. Excited to continue looking at mutualisms in a changing world 🍄🌿
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Rad news alert!📣
I will be starting as an Assistant Professor in @FRStewardship @ColoradoStateU this fall!
We'll be doing cool work on bees, trees, and endangered species! Expect creative science, outreach, and other shenanigans! Get in touch if that sounds cool to you, too!
ALT Science nerd collects pollen from geranium flowers amongst trees
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Streptomycin, an antibiotic used in orchard crops, makes it harder for bumblebees to forage.
More about the new lab study from Emory biology post-doc @laura_abeela and @BrosiLab: (now at @uwbiology): bit.ly/3BMgBPe
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We're hiring! 6ish pollinator tech positions available in the Ponisio Lab/NCASI, April-Oct/Nov. OR or N CA-based, $3-3.1K/month, Coast Range, Cascades, N Sierras, camping/netting bees in lovely places! Details here: ponisiolab.com/join-the-lab.…
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“Production of our food, farmer livelihoods and the health of pollinators are all tied together" 🐝
Striking new research from the @BrosiLab & @laura_abeela. Congratulations on this publication!
@EmoryUniversity
A new study shows how an antibiotic that's sprayed on orchard crops to combat bacterial diseases affects bumblebees. 🐝
@UWBiology @EmoryUniversity
Read more: ms.spr.ly/6016wVUo6
ALT bumblebee sucking the nectar from a blossom
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Congratulations to Emily Carrington on being named a 2021 AAAS Fellow! A well-deserved honor 👏🎉@EC_carrington @aaas
Emily Carrington, a professor in @UWBiology and resident scientist at @MarineBiol_FHL, is honored for her research contributions in biomechanics and ecophysiology, as well as efforts to promote diversity and inclusion in science.
ALT Portrait of woman outside
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From our Concepts & Synthesis section:
The effects of pollinator diversity on pollination function
doi.org/10.1002/ecy.3631
#Pollination #SpeciesInteractions #BiodiversityEcosystemFunction #NSFFunded
@BrosiLab @LoyXecology @NSF
ALT Schematic of diversity-function relationships when considering 2 pollinator species in isolation and as well as in tandem, with varying abundances. The figure shows how diversity-function relationships may be detectable at some—but not all—pollinator abundances, underscoring the preferred experimental design of independently manipulating pollinator diversity and abundance when assessing BEF relationships
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My first first author pub is out today in Oecologia! The title is: Plant–pollinator interaction niche broadens in response to severe drought perturbations link.springer.com/article/10…
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Very excited to see the first paper of my PhD published! We used a very detailed and cool foraging experiment, along with a theoretical framework to answer under what conditions do pollinators interfere with each other @BrosiLab @StoufferLab
doi.org/10.1111/ele.13765
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Getting my virtual conference on with @EntsocAmerica today! Bees bees beeeeeees (and also flies I guess) #PBESA2021
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Our paper "Wild insect diversity increases inter-annual stability in global crop pollinator communities" out today. Working wt @naturealexk & collaborators across the world willing to share their data royalsocietypublishing.org/d… #pollinators #globaldatasets #researchcollaboration
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🧪 Science Café welcomes Loy Xingwen, Thursday, March 18. Loy is a community ecologist at @emoryuniversity where his discussion will cover, 'Challenges of conserving plant communities in a changing world'. Register for the online discussion today: bit.ly/Sci-Cafe
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Check out this amazing podcast with Burke Curator of Mammals Sharlene Santana!
peoplebehindthescience.com/d…
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I've been curating a list of key scientific articles on COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 for my class and my group that might be useful for others. Will try to keep up to date. Please send me suggested articles for inclusion docs.google.com/document/d/1…
