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  1. Et aujourd'hui, top du top, c'est deux (oui, deux !) fiches de superbes #volatiles liés aux milieux #aquatiques qui font leur apparition sur le site #DORIS !
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    1. Comme elle migre de moins en moins, la grande #aigrette s‘installe définitivement sur le site !
    DIDIERLAURENT S., COROLLA J-P., FEY Laurent in : DORIS, :
    Ardea alba Linnaeus, 1758, doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/1629

    2. Derrière l"élégant #oiseau blanc, un petit trapu très coloré se pose chez nous :
    Le #canard carolin:
    DIDIERLAURENT S., FEY L. in : DORIS, :
    Aix sponsa (Linnaeus, 1758), doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/1627

    #biodiversite #Vertebrata #Aves #biodiversity #Anatidae #Ardeidae

  2. Can someone tell me what's the deal with some red peppers which, once they've been open for a few days in the fridge, start to smell like an E. coli agar plate?

    And why am I excessively bothered by this but many other people don't notice (or don't care)?

    It's just red peppers. Not yellow/orange. Not green. Any only some, not all. (1/3)

    #BellPeppers #SweetPeppers #Volatiles #Microbiology

  3. After a long wait, the "New Views of the Moon 2" book is finally published 🎉

    This volume reviews the current state of lunar science in 19 chapters. Topics include the formation of the #Moon, #differentiation, #ImpactCratering, #volcanism, #tectonics, #dynamos, #magnetism, #volatiles, #SpaceWeathering, and the lunar #exosphere.

    Check out the entire volume online:
    pubs.geoscienceworld.org/rimg/

  4. Great to be at the #ICOM2 today, great talk by Prof. Thomas Hummel on olfaction now.

    Looking forward to presenting my work tomorrow and chairing a session on Volatilomics!

    #breathresearch #volatiles

  5. 🎉 Just got notice that we got funding from the R Consortium to work on a really interesting project! `volcalc` is an R package for calculating estimated volatility of chemicals. Currently only works for compounds in the KEGG database, but we're going to re-factor so it works on any SMILES, InChI, or .mol file representation. I'm super excited to work on this!