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Dr. Jacquelyn Gill

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I make breakfast quiches with local eggs from a farm that picks up our compost every week in fall-spring. When @LadyNaturalist’s book came out, I took photo of it with

Inspired by the @lars_brudvig lab, here are the #BEASTLab's favorite papers of 2020! @KitHamley and Madi Landrum both chose this amazing paper in QSR that captures a remarkable trackway at

I’m on the board of a non-profit, and we hired anti-racism consultants to do an assessment of our culture and practices. One thing that came up is this notion of

I keep thinking about something Dr. Sacoby Wilson (@ceejhlab) sad during this episode. He talked about Ernest Boyer's five dimensions of science: discovery, teaching, integration, engagement, application. “If you’re not

I just participated in this session on failure, and I learned so much from my fellow panelists and the amazing, supportive comments from attendees. I wanted to share a few

Boys are only easier to raise than girls because you’re outsourcing your parenting to the women they’ll date in the future. (Not all boys grow up to date women, but

This is really important information and context around the way the recent news about the Colombian rock art has been framed. Please take time to read this.Science media: do better.https://twitter.com/cernestola/status/1334412525572481026

I'm seeing a few folks I really admire worrying about burnout and the long-term impacts of trauma on their work and advocacy, so I wanted share my experience of the

Some of you have never had to do without, and boy does it show.https://twitter.com/carlzimmer/status/1327790189004136449 Just to be clear: I’m thinking of people with chronic health conditions who don’t have this

Halloween may be for the supernatural, but nature can be plenty scary, too! It's time for Natural History: Halloween Edition! We begin with the Death's Head Hawkmoth. With a spooky

I just changed my profile Twitter avatar for the first time in forever, so, enjoy me barely able to contain my excitement at holding a piece of the Greenland ice

Playing Dungeons and Dragons has been the single most helpful and emotionally healthy thing I've done in the pandemic. 1) It's given me worlds and stories to retreat to when

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