Please consider contributing this holiday season. You can read more about the fellowship at my CaringBridge site, bit.ly/3Glzb54, and at the CU website, bit.ly/3X8ww4R; or donate directly at bit.ly/3UHgz3L. 4/4 INSTAAR 🏳️‍🌈

The best present: I get to hire a student!! 🤗🎉 Thanks to Narodowe Centrum Nauki we will do great science together IMol 🧫🧑‍🔬👩‍🔬 Help me spread the good news and share widely so that all up'n'coming scientists from Warsaw, PL see this. Any questions my way, can't wait to hear from YOU

Up! up! my Friend, and quit your books! HH Producer Thom Van Camp takes a holiday break to sort through his library. Why do we read? Who do we read for? Can we read better? loom.ly/cvTxbAU #books #academictwitter

"...quitting your books and “going forth into the light of things” need not be two opposite actions. Rather, they are two interdependent modes of reading." HH Producer Thom Van Camp on How to Quit Your Books. Read now on the Bookish Blog. loom.ly/cvTxbAU

A tad late for #InverteFest, but I submitted a set of my arthropod Lego designs to LEGO® IDEAS! My set idea "Arthropod Model Organisms" features models for a fruit fly, amphipod crustacean, red flour beetle, and two-spotted cricket. Vote here: ideas.lego.com/s/p:c629ad4459… 1/n

Natural product researchers, do you first hear about conferences when the live tweets start or your PI leaves? I've started a list of upcoming events that feature work on secondary/specialized metabolites! Please share and help me expand the list! docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Sorry for the long wait!!! We found the queen! She was securely nestled in the 3rd fungus chamber! #yasqueen #ant #AcademicChatter The Microbe Place science.wisc.edu UW–Madison UW–Madison CALS

Happy Founders’ Day, Badgers! 👐🦡 #OnWisconsin #WisAlumni

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This is one of the most important pieces of journalism ever produced. Washington Post gets permission from parents of mass shooting victims to create 3D models of what AR-15s did to their children’s bodies. As close as we’ll get to publishing photos washingtonpost.com/nation/interac…

New Science paper argues horses came to the Americas earlier than previously thought—a conclusion that, if it holds up, rewrites the history of the N. American West. Strikingly, the article is from a team of archaeologists, geneticists, and Lakota researchers and elders. 1/15

Bert Holldobler giving what could be his last talk today McGill Biology The author of “The Ants” who is now 86 can still captivate his audience with fascinating stories about his research on social evolution and ant natural history What a privilege

Dr. Stubbendieck's research lab in Micro department is looking for a full-time technician. For interested candidates please see the attached flyer and contact Dr. Stubbendieck.

Last call to RSVP for tomorrow! Thanks to the amazing Tiffany Jo Werth and Heidi Brayman for hosting this book celebration and to Breanne Weber, Miles Grier, & Peter Remien, and for discussing! Oecologies

It’s been a year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Since then, 14 states have banned most abortions, leaving millions of women and girls with nowhere to turn for the care they need.   And yet, there are reasons to hope.  After Roe v. Wade was overturned, voters in

HH Pod is back for Season 2! This season, we're asking artists how they use the archive. Our first guest is author Bruce Holsinger; we discuss his latest novel, The Displacements, and ask how archives can inspire climate fiction. Listen now! loom.ly/nhZdRAY