@Stanford NSF/Baker/CEHG postdoc in Hadly Lab | #anthropocene #evolution #genomics #adaptation #insects | she/ella
Stanford, CA
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It was such an honor/privilege to host Salsa and Storytelling at The O'Donohue Farm, the first of what I hope will be a series dedicated to unearthing the drama, history, musicality, and context behind popular salsa songs!
ALT several people dancing in a modern farm. it is a beautiful sunset. some folks are masked. the singer is wearing sunflower-type garland in her hair.
ALT a beautiful, chromatic image showing several people in an audience paying attention to a woman with a giant smile on her face - her hair is straight and she is wearing a dress with exposed shoulders.
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Please RT!
I am looking for a new postdoc in eco/evo starting January 2025.
I am geographically restricted to the southwest part of the country due to family reasons, but am willing to consider opportunities elsewhere. CV: drive.google.com/file/d/1jOx…
Dra. Kirsten Isabel Verster 🪰🧬🦠 retweeted
Please RT!! Job alert 🚨🚨in my lab, expected pay is $26-36/hr.
Interested in proteins, brains, and immunohistochemistry? iDISCO and probing neural circuits? Interested in machine learning and using DeepLabCut to quantify tadpole behavior? Then this job is for you 😌🐸🐸
@LOB_SU is hiring a technician to join me in the adventure of understanding poison frog tadpole brains!! ✨🧠🐸 JOIN US!! Or send to someone who can!! Please and thank you!!🥳
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Perreo 101 x #Stanford See You on May 15th
4:00PM PST at Kairos
Watch via youtube.com/c/reggaetonconla…
Dear Twitter hivemind, I want some help on how to describe the pigmentation differences between these two so I can understand what sort of precedence there is in the literature.
Looking for some key words but nothing has hit yet. Abdominal patterning? Spotting? Ayuda porfa!
Wonder if someone can lead me to a proper direction or brainstorm with me.
A CA population of this fly seems to have prominent spots on their abdomens that I don't see in a) older specimens from museums (could be from fading?) or b) another current population in Utah.
Dra. Kirsten Isabel Verster 🪰🧬🦠 retweeted
Yo: El trabajo perfecto no existe.. ⏩tres doritos después..
SE BUSCA persona para hacer comunicación científica en anfibios 🐸🐸🐸, en ESPAÑOL, REMOTO y tiempo completo!!
APLIQUEN!!! 😍😍😍
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I'm teaching a class with @bhjuarez @s_m_aguillon and Fatima Pardo on Data Visualization!
One of the workshops I'm leading is in Practical Advice for Publishing re: figure making. Crowdsourcing any advice or thoughts ya'll might have on this! <3
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BIG SURPRISE ON FRI FEBRUARY 2, 2024 7:30PM
@unagatasata 💓
youtube.com/live/bNbI-k9UVyI…
Dra. Kirsten Isabel Verster 🪰🧬🦠 retweeted
Friends don't let friends make bad charts!
Chenxin Li, pulled together a lot of great advice for data visualization, with clear "do this, not that" examples for each item.
Here are a few of my favorites, see the link below for more.
Excited to teach this course with an incredible team!!!
@kirvers @s_m_aguillon, Fatima Pardo Avila, and I are teaching a new course: the practical aspects of working with data that are crucial in our jobs but usually not taught in classes!!
It's the culmination of my PRFB to Broaden Participation of historically-excluded groups🥳
Dra. Kirsten Isabel Verster 🪰🧬🦠 retweeted
One of the best academic/professional experiences I've had! Highly recommend!
Interested in connecting with training, a supportive community, and diverse role models for the final stages of your PhD? The #YaleCienciaAcademy application opens soon! Find out more and sign-up to get notified once it opens cienciapr.org/en/yca
ALT A group of smiling PhD students pose for a picture with three additonal people smile online on a zoom window as backdrop. The text says: Get Ready! Yale Ciencia Academy
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How do vocal muscles protect against self-induced auditory masking? Check out what we found in the vocal plainfin midshipman fish!
Functional plasticity of the swim bladder as an acoustic organ for #communication in a vocal #fish #ProcB #OpenAccess ow.ly/U6K050Qie5w #Neuroscience #Physiology @LoranzieR
