#sicb2023 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #sicb2023, aggregated by home.social.
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I'm super excited to say that I am the new SICB Division of Phylogenetics & Comparative Biology Student/Postdoc Rep!
I'll be working with the division & @SICB to put on ECR-focused programming & be a resource for ECRs.
My job in this role is to support YOU: feel free to reach out w/ what the division & I can do for you!
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I'm super excited to say that I am the new SICB Division of Phylogenetics & Comparative Biology Student/Postdoc Rep!
I'll be working with the division & @SICB to put on ECR-focused programming & be a resource for ECRs.
My job in this role is to support YOU: feel free to reach out w/ what the division & I can do for you!
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I'm super excited to say that I am the new SICB Division of Phylogenetics & Comparative Biology Student/Postdoc Rep!
I'll be working with the division & @SICB to put on ECR-focused programming & be a resource for ECRs.
My job in this role is to support YOU: feel free to reach out w/ what the division & I can do for you!
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I'm super excited to say that I am the new SICB Division of Phylogenetics & Comparative Biology Student/Postdoc Rep!
I'll be working with the division & @SICB to put on ECR-focused programming & be a resource for ECRs.
My job in this role is to support YOU: feel free to reach out w/ what the division & I can do for you!
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If you missed talks at #SICB2023 just head over to @eringiglio. She live tweets every talk she goes to and it’s honestly The Best Thing
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If you missed talks at #SICB2023 just head over to @eringiglio. She live tweets every talk she goes to and it’s honestly The Best Thing
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If you missed talks at #SICB2023 just head over to @eringiglio. She live tweets every talk she goes to and it’s honestly The Best Thing
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If you missed talks at #SICB2023 just head over to @eringiglio. She live tweets every talk she goes to and it’s honestly The Best Thing
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If you missed talks at #SICB2023 just head over to @eringiglio. She live tweets every talk she goes to and it’s honestly The Best Thing
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Ondi Crino at #SICB2023:what are the mechanisms by which development perturbations wind up impacting adult phenotype? Well, things like growth, body condition, cognitive performance, etc are all expensive, so: consider the humble powerhouse of the cell?
Lots of pathways through which development perturbations might affect variation in mitochondria fxn. These can be short term (mitochondria prodxn, regulation of gene factors, or hormonal signaling) or even longer term epigenetic modifications.
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Ondi Crino at #SICB2023:what are the mechanisms by which development perturbations wind up impacting adult phenotype? Well, things like growth, body condition, cognitive performance, etc are all expensive, so: consider the humble powerhouse of the cell?
Lots of pathways through which development perturbations might affect variation in mitochondria fxn. These can be short term (mitochondria prodxn, regulation of gene factors, or hormonal signaling) or even longer term epigenetic modifications.
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Ondi Crino at #SICB2023:what are the mechanisms by which development perturbations wind up impacting adult phenotype? Well, things like growth, body condition, cognitive performance, etc are all expensive, so: consider the humble powerhouse of the cell?
Lots of pathways through which development perturbations might affect variation in mitochondria fxn. These can be short term (mitochondria prodxn, regulation of gene factors, or hormonal signaling) or even longer term epigenetic modifications.
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Ondi Crino at #SICB2023:what are the mechanisms by which development perturbations wind up impacting adult phenotype? Well, things like growth, body condition, cognitive performance, etc are all expensive, so: consider the humble powerhouse of the cell?
Lots of pathways through which development perturbations might affect variation in mitochondria fxn. These can be short term (mitochondria prodxn, regulation of gene factors, or hormonal signaling) or even longer term epigenetic modifications.
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#SICB2023: Shayne Halter finds that torpor allows hummingbirds to save energy and reduce body mass loss, ESPECIALLY for smaller birds. Smaller birds are more likely to go into torpor. Torpor frequency vanished as birds got larger within a species.
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#SICB2023: Shayne Halter finds that torpor allows hummingbirds to save energy and reduce body mass loss, ESPECIALLY for smaller birds. Smaller birds are more likely to go into torpor. Torpor frequency vanished as birds got larger within a species.
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#SICB2023: Shayne Halter finds that torpor allows hummingbirds to save energy and reduce body mass loss, ESPECIALLY for smaller birds. Smaller birds are more likely to go into torpor. Torpor frequency vanished as birds got larger within a species.
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#SICB2023: Shayne Halter finds that torpor allows hummingbirds to save energy and reduce body mass loss, ESPECIALLY for smaller birds. Smaller birds are more likely to go into torpor. Torpor frequency vanished as birds got larger within a species.
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Seminatural deer mice were born in the lab and acclimated in the enclosures for 6mo before measurements were taken.
"We wanted to capture wild mice and introduce them into the semi natural enclosures, but we couldn't get IACUC approval for that because they are very, very dirty."
There were so many memorable quotes at #SICB2023 this year...
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Seminatural deer mice were born in the lab and acclimated in the enclosures for 6mo before measurements were taken.
"We wanted to capture wild mice and introduce them into the semi natural enclosures, but we couldn't get IACUC approval for that because they are very, very dirty."
There were so many memorable quotes at #SICB2023 this year...
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Seminatural deer mice were born in the lab and acclimated in the enclosures for 6mo before measurements were taken.
"We wanted to capture wild mice and introduce them into the semi natural enclosures, but we couldn't get IACUC approval for that because they are very, very dirty."
There were so many memorable quotes at #SICB2023 this year...
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Seminatural deer mice were born in the lab and acclimated in the enclosures for 6mo before measurements were taken.
"We wanted to capture wild mice and introduce them into the semi natural enclosures, but we couldn't get IACUC approval for that because they are very, very dirty."
There were so many memorable quotes at #SICB2023 this year...
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#SICB2023: Kaylene Yamada discusses strengths and weaknesses of studying behavior in lab and field. Useful examples of phenotypes that are not visible in the lab, but immediately become apparent in natural or seminatural environments! Focus: Peromyscus. Love this kind of work!
Holy crap she took SO MANY msrs of condition, metabolism and energy balance from mice in three populations in her enclosures. What a data set!
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#SICB2023: Kaylene Yamada discusses strengths and weaknesses of studying behavior in lab and field. Useful examples of phenotypes that are not visible in the lab, but immediately become apparent in natural or seminatural environments! Focus: Peromyscus. Love this kind of work!
Holy crap she took SO MANY msrs of condition, metabolism and energy balance from mice in three populations in her enclosures. What a data set!
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#SICB2023: Kaylene Yamada discusses strengths and weaknesses of studying behavior in lab and field. Useful examples of phenotypes that are not visible in the lab, but immediately become apparent in natural or seminatural environments! Focus: Peromyscus. Love this kind of work!
Holy crap she took SO MANY msrs of condition, metabolism and energy balance from mice in three populations in her enclosures. What a data set!
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#SICB2023: Kaylene Yamada discusses strengths and weaknesses of studying behavior in lab and field. Useful examples of phenotypes that are not visible in the lab, but immediately become apparent in natural or seminatural environments! Focus: Peromyscus. Love this kind of work!
Holy crap she took SO MANY msrs of condition, metabolism and energy balance from mice in three populations in her enclosures. What a data set!
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#SICB2023: from @MollySimonis (Twitter), big brown bats are an interesting case study for torpidity research because they are prone to long term (>10 yrs!) infections with invasive pathogenic fungus Pd. Pre-Pd msrs with continuous ambient temperatures already in the lit.
After Pd infection, metabolic savings with torpidity vary considerably with ambient temperatures. If minimal temperature the bats can tolerate has shifted to be warmer, that puts them right in the middle of Pd sweet spot! 😬😬😬
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#SICB2023: from @MollySimonis (Twitter), big brown bats are an interesting case study for torpidity research because they are prone to long term (>10 yrs!) infections with invasive pathogenic fungus Pd. Pre-Pd msrs with continuous ambient temperatures already in the lit.
After Pd infection, metabolic savings with torpidity vary considerably with ambient temperatures. If minimal temperature the bats can tolerate has shifted to be warmer, that puts them right in the middle of Pd sweet spot! 😬😬😬
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#SICB2023: from @MollySimonis (Twitter), big brown bats are an interesting case study for torpidity research because they are prone to long term (>10 yrs!) infections with invasive pathogenic fungus Pd. Pre-Pd msrs with continuous ambient temperatures already in the lit.
After Pd infection, metabolic savings with torpidity vary considerably with ambient temperatures. If minimal temperature the bats can tolerate has shifted to be warmer, that puts them right in the middle of Pd sweet spot! 😬😬😬
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#SICB2023: from @MollySimonis (Twitter), big brown bats are an interesting case study for torpidity research because they are prone to long term (>10 yrs!) infections with invasive pathogenic fungus Pd. Pre-Pd msrs with continuous ambient temperatures already in the lit.
After Pd infection, metabolic savings with torpidity vary considerably with ambient temperatures. If minimal temperature the bats can tolerate has shifted to be warmer, that puts them right in the middle of Pd sweet spot! 😬😬😬
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#SICB2023 talk from @_stans96 (Twitter): because birds usually manage synchronous hatching by not brooding until full clutch is laid, climate change can throw wrenches into the mix. Higher ambient temperatures can start incubating first laid eggs well ahead of schedule!
Well, if you have a bunch of siblings that are suddenly developing at different rates, that introduces a new chance based axis of variation. What happens if we use heat packs to do that on purpose?
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#SICB2023 talk from @_stans96 (Twitter): because birds usually manage synchronous hatching by not brooding until full clutch is laid, climate change can throw wrenches into the mix. Higher ambient temperatures can start incubating first laid eggs well ahead of schedule!
Well, if you have a bunch of siblings that are suddenly developing at different rates, that introduces a new chance based axis of variation. What happens if we use heat packs to do that on purpose?
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#SICB2023 talk from @_stans96 (Twitter): because birds usually manage synchronous hatching by not brooding until full clutch is laid, climate change can throw wrenches into the mix. Higher ambient temperatures can start incubating first laid eggs well ahead of schedule!
Well, if you have a bunch of siblings that are suddenly developing at different rates, that introduces a new chance based axis of variation. What happens if we use heat packs to do that on purpose?
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#SICB2023 talk from @_stans96 (Twitter): because birds usually manage synchronous hatching by not brooding until full clutch is laid, climate change can throw wrenches into the mix. Higher ambient temperatures can start incubating first laid eggs well ahead of schedule!
Well, if you have a bunch of siblings that are suddenly developing at different rates, that introduces a new chance based axis of variation. What happens if we use heat packs to do that on purpose?
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OKAY! Now that my friends are asleep and we are , it's time to start crossposting my #SICB2023 blogs/tweets/whatever they are between platforms.
....Idly, does anyone know if there's a decent mastodon-to-twitter crossposter or something? because I'd really like to make this my main home, but for specifically conference uses it's still unfortunately easier to reach people over at the birdsite.
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OKAY! Now that my friends are asleep and we are , it's time to start crossposting my #SICB2023 blogs/tweets/whatever they are between platforms.
....Idly, does anyone know if there's a decent mastodon-to-twitter crossposter or something? because I'd really like to make this my main home, but for specifically conference uses it's still unfortunately easier to reach people over at the birdsite.
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OKAY! Now that my friends are asleep and we are , it's time to start crossposting my #SICB2023 blogs/tweets/whatever they are between platforms.
....Idly, does anyone know if there's a decent mastodon-to-twitter crossposter or something? because I'd really like to make this my main home, but for specifically conference uses it's still unfortunately easier to reach people over at the birdsite.
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OKAY! Now that my friends are asleep and we are , it's time to start crossposting my #SICB2023 blogs/tweets/whatever they are between platforms.
....Idly, does anyone know if there's a decent mastodon-to-twitter crossposter or something? because I'd really like to make this my main home, but for specifically conference uses it's still unfortunately easier to reach people over at the birdsite.
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Leaving Austin today, after yet another great #SICB2023 meeting! I love how wildly diverse this meeting is, in case you need a break from your research area, you may end up at a talk about hemipenes in snakes, elephant trunks being modeled via knitting, or applying #queer #feminist language and ideas to biological research. A crocheted vampire squid was sold for student travel funds. Had such a blast with everyone and it was so wonderful to be back in person.
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Leaving Austin today, after yet another great #SICB2023 meeting! I love how wildly diverse this meeting is, in case you need a break from your research area, you may end up at a talk about hemipenes in snakes, elephant trunks being modeled via knitting, or applying #queer #feminist language and ideas to biological research. A crocheted vampire squid was sold for student travel funds. Had such a blast with everyone and it was so wonderful to be back in person.
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Leaving Austin today, after yet another great #SICB2023 meeting! I love how wildly diverse this meeting is, in case you need a break from your research area, you may end up at a talk about hemipenes in snakes, elephant trunks being modeled via knitting, or applying #queer #feminist language and ideas to biological research. A crocheted vampire squid was sold for student travel funds. Had such a blast with everyone and it was so wonderful to be back in person.
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Leaving Austin today, after yet another great #SICB2023 meeting! I love how wildly diverse this meeting is, in case you need a break from your research area, you may end up at a talk about hemipenes in snakes, elephant trunks being modeled via knitting, or applying #queer #feminist language and ideas to biological research. A crocheted vampire squid was sold for student travel funds. Had such a blast with everyone and it was so wonderful to be back in person.
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Leaving Austin today, after yet another great #SICB2023 meeting! I love how wildly diverse this meeting is, in case you need a break from your research area, you may end up at a talk about hemipenes in snakes, elephant trunks being modeled via knitting, or applying #queer #feminist language and ideas to biological research. A crocheted vampire squid was sold for student travel funds. Had such a blast with everyone and it was so wonderful to be back in person.
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‘The structure of a classroom gets you different function.’ K.Tanner #SICB2023
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‘The structure of a classroom gets you different function.’ K.Tanner #SICB2023
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‘The structure of a classroom gets you different function.’ K.Tanner #SICB2023
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‘The structure of a classroom gets you different function.’ K.Tanner #SICB2023
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As #SICB2023 ends, I wanted to thank the Executive Officers and Burk Inc for organizing an incredible meeting. This was my first in-person meeting since pandemic shut-down and I am returning after a few days of hard-core nerding-out feeling more scientifically excited and energized than I have in years!
Thrilled to continue being scientifically inspired via #SICB+ in the coming days!
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As #SICB2023 ends, I wanted to thank the Executive Officers and Burk Inc for organizing an incredible meeting. This was my first in-person meeting since pandemic shut-down and I am returning after a few days of hard-core nerding-out feeling more scientifically excited and energized than I have in years!
Thrilled to continue being scientifically inspired via #SICB+ in the coming days!
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Last of the #SICB2023 invited talks: @jennhoutz (Twitter)! For seasonal breeders, breeding timing is CRUCIAL for determining organismal fitness. Mistiming breeding can be fatal--but climate change is changing all the cues. How are birds responding?
Well, tree swallows at least are breeding earlier. Earlier birds have greater lifetime breeding success, BUT early lay dates put birds at risk of unpredictable cold snaps. Snow found INSIDE the nest box in late spring!
