
Prof @UAkron Caves, microbiology, AMR, geoscience, engineered living materials, poly sci.😛
Joined June 2012
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Take a walking tour through the spectacular @CavernsNPS in a video from travel vlogger Joey Evans. Carlsbad Cavern is celebrating 100 years with the National Park Service this coming October, so it is a great time to visit. ow.ly/a1Zo50LVpgo #caves #newmexico
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amazing medieval words you should definitely add to your vocabulary, a thread:
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Congrats to Dr. Hazel Barton on "Lechuguilla Cave: Discoveries in a Hidden Splendor," co-edited by @cavescience, professor of @ZipsBiology & @UAkron_Geosci. It covers the expedition of a cave that remained hidden in New Mexico until 1986. More info ➡️ lechuguilla-cave.info/book/
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Two days ago the NYT posted an investigation into politicians trading stocks
They found that 81 Democrats & 101 Republicans filed up to 3,700 trades and $100M in possible volume
Many had 100% winners, with some perfectly timed
Here’s examples of just how good they were
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Our new “how-to” on culturing uncharted microbes, now on Nature Protocols! #Archaea #microbiology @hiro_imachi nature.com/articles/s41596-0…
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Are you a student with an interest in caves and are seeking a paid internship this winter? Applications are being accepted for a position at South Dakota's Jewel Cave NM. The position begins October 24 so apply today! ow.ly/ra7350KHrbA #caves #southdakota
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Or, look at it another way. If the reviewers knew only the low status author, just 2% said to accept without revisions. If the reviewers knew only the high status author, almost 21% said to accept without revisions.
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Department of Biology at Georgetown University is looking for a tenure track assistant professor of microbiology - bacterial physiology, microbial cell biology, environmental microbiology, extremophiles, and/or host-pathogen interactions. Link: apply.interfolio.com/112380
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Sulphur Cave at Steamboat Springs, Colorado has been known for more than a century. Research underway in this other-worldly National Natural Landmark is featured in an in-depth @npr_radio Short Wave report. ow.ly/EkjS50KyRIo #caves #colorado
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Hey, @cavescience: this made me this of you and your adventures! Hope you are well. “Rare white crayfish feared extinct was found in Alabama cave | Tacoma News Tribune” sunherald.com/news/nation-wo…
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Exceptional discoveries in South Dakota's @WindCaveNPS have continued this winter. Total cave passage now exceeds 160 miles, thanks to the ongoing efforts of skilled cavers with @NSScaves. frcheraldstar.com/news/3413-… #caves #SouthDakota
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How could your job exploring caves lead to new antibiotics? Join #microbiologist Hazel Barton @cavescience as she dives deep into caves from New Mexico to the Brazilian jungle to study how microorganisms survive extreme starvation. #WSFCoolJobs bit.ly/3bsosD0 @Uakron
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I loved reading #WomenInMicrobiology from @ASMicrobiology, so I wrote a little bit about my favourite things I learned.
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More Weird Bristol is available in paperback and ebook right now! Featuring headless horsemen, buried treasure, dastardly crimes and much, much more. Over 12 guided walks my book is a tour through the mysterious and forgotten history of our city: amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1708…
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Come join Microbiology's next wave! Cluster hire at University of Illinois. go.illinois.edu/MSIHires
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Are you interested in how microbes manipulate their hosts? The Newton Lab is hiring postdoctoral fellows to work in #symbiosis and #Wolbachia - I'll post an advert soon with details but do reach out if you think this may be a good fit.
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These needle-thin stalactites hanging from the ceiling in the gargantuan chambers beneath the Clifton Suspension Bridge are caused by the effect of rainwater leaching minerals from the ground above. Over 160+ years some of them have grown to be several feet long. #Bristol
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Most blots are good. In my screen of 20K biomedical papers, I found about 4% of these to contain problems.
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IMHO this is one of Britain's finest caving trips.
A Caving (Spelunking) Trip to Northern Lights in Ogof Ffynnon Ddu, South... youtu.be/sfa17q23Rew via @YouTube

























