Giveaway time. There’s a copy of my first colouring book up for grabs. ‘Life under the lens’ is an exploration of the microscopic world through colouring. To enter just retweet and follow me. Good luck. Winner announced on 22nd March. #Competition #Giveaways #SciArt #Scicomm

Spotted some mander magic today. ❤️

Phytochemical diversity benefits plants by providing simultaneous defense against diverse consumers, rather than by providing more effective defense against any given consumer onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Come join our vibrant chemical ecology community at Cornell! Applications due next week (4/15). Chemically mediated 🌺🌱🌾🐝🐛🐜🦋🐦🦠 interactions, to name just a few current projects in our facility... This brand new LC-MS can be your personal playground! 😊

New in PNAS: Cardenolides, toxicity, and the costs of sequestration in the coevolutionary interaction between monarchs and milkweeds eeb.cornell.edu/agrawal/blog/w…

I call this the may(be) apple. Cold morning in Ithaca!

Tomorrow evening I will share how the course I taught on the science behind bias was structured and show the data on bias in #STEM across several axes and fields. Register for this free eCornell event below ⬇️ Cornell University Cornell CALS

New in PNAS: How herbivore-mediated rapid evolution and seed dormancy shape plant genotypic structure through an entire successional cycle The last chapter from a decade-long field experiment with evening primroses (Oenothera biennis) eeb.cornell.edu/agrawal/blog/w…

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We're hiring a lab manager / technician in aquatic ecosystem ecology! Come join our team at Cornell. Job ad / link to application: cornell.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/CornellCareerP…

New paper out🥳! Since plants are often attacked by multiple enemies that feed on different tissues... then which one is best adapted: The host plant or the community of insects? Check it out in Molecular Ecology Anurag Agrawal Amy Hastings Tobias Zuest doi.org/10.1111/mec.16…

Anurag Agrawal (Anurag Agrawal) of Cornell University is being inducted as a member of the National Academy of Sciences for ecological analysis which has increased our understanding of species adaptation. Watch the #NAS159 livestream: ow.ly/7YNN50IU6qx #ecology

Since plants are often attacked by multiple enemies that feed on different tissues... then which one is best adapted: The host plant or the community of insects? Check it out! Xosé López-Goldar Anurag Agrawal Amy Hastings Tobias Zuest Link -> buff.ly/3ktniOr

Post-doc position in my lab at Cornell (herbivory.com), to work on chemical ecology and coevolution between milkweeds and their insect herbivores. Please consider applying (and thanks for retweets)! academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/21969

Similarities and differences in #detoxification pathways of N-containing cardenolides in #milkweed by #MonarchButterfly and the seed bug Oncopeltus fasciatus pnas.org/doi/abs/10.107… pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

#salamanders never cease to amaze me. This is a relatively small female, only 64 mm SVL, but we first marked her as a mature female at 57 mm SVL in June of 2011. She was seen once in 2018 between then and now. Conservatively she is 15 years old! #LongTermResearch

Headed by @Lilly_aceae, my lab has been working to understanding how different native milkweeds in backyard gardens support #MonarchButterflies and other native insects. Enjoy this video highlighting our #conservation work! tinyurl.com/2p8ur57f

Please retweet! As part of a newly funded NSF project, Nicole Gerardo and I are looking for a postdoc to study the role of plant chemicals and microbes in shaping the monarch butterfly gut microbiome and parasite resistance. The description is here: deroodelab.org/opportunities/

Seen eastern black nightshade (Solanum ptychanthum)? I am looking for collections across eastern USA as part of early stages of a research project on variation in defense chemistry. Please DM if you would consider a quick collection (in fruit now). Thnx! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solanum_p…

Great opportunity to work with an awesome PI who’s doing cutting edge chemical ecology!