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I'm thrilled to be Stateside this week in the Hudson Valley to give a talk at the Cary Institute! Folks can attend virtually for free.

Good news, everyone! Our new paper, out now in Ecology and Evolution provides evidence that scientists can increase their citation rates by publicly sharing their code! Even better, you get a larger increase by meeting other #OpenScience criteria! rOpenSci onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

If you're interested, the paper, the code, and the data are all publicly accessible! This work was a collaboration across countries and continents, and included Paul Santos, Luna Lei, Jamie M. Kass , Dr. Hannah Owens , George Barbosa, Brad Boyle , Mattiss Castorena, ...

Really pleased to see this out. It's a much more nuanced, feature-rich way to understand environmental dissimilarity!

If you're interested in trying out our mop R package, here's a little starter tutorial: rpubs.com/hannah0/MOPinB…

Home officemate is bad about boundaries.

The Spatial Ecology & Paleontology Lab (SEPL) is seeking new Ph.D. students. Check us out: mcguire.gatech.edu Contact me (Jenny: [email protected]) with a brief description of your background and how your interests intersect with the lab's goals. Info sessions upcoming.

Just renewed my The International Biogeography Society membership. Academic societies are a great way to keep current and build networks. In addition to conferences, TIBS has the great added bonus of offering frequent webinars and discounts on frequent online workshops!

Fungi Fest is happening at UCPH this weekend—great showcase of research and outreach on the diversity of Danish fungi and all the great ways people use them—I need to find some dying recipes!

Really excited to see two papers I'm an author on were accepted over the weekend. Big things coming!

I'm working on a very small but necessary update to the #occCite #rstats package updates, and somehow just realized there's a big pkgdown website template update that's really great! More info here: tidyverse.org/blog/2021/12/p…