Diego Trindade (@dpftrindade) 's Twitter Profile
Diego Trindade

@dpftrindade

Ecologist interested in #macroecology #globalchange #traits #rstats - CIDE-CSIC and @MacroecologyUT

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Diego Trindade (@dpftrindade) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We made it! 🥳🥳 Predatory journals can now call me "Dr. Trinity" without much shame. Special thanks to Macroecology UT and Carlos Perez Carmona for all these years of collaboration and intellectual support, and to Petr Keil for such a nice discussion and so many amazing questions!

Diego Trindade (@dpftrindade) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just moved my Hugo/Blogdown website to Quarto. Updating and posting new content seems much easier now. Short post on how this migration works diegopftrindade.netlify.app/posts/rstats/q…

Jhonny Capichoni Massante (@jcmassante) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Have you ever been curious about the origin and maintenance of the extraordinary #biodiversity in uplands? If so, check out this thread about Old, climatically buffered, infertile landscapes (OCBILs) and our latest findings in the Brazilian OCBILs published in Journal of Ecology.

Have you ever been curious about the origin and maintenance of the extraordinary #biodiversity in uplands? If so, check out this thread about Old, climatically buffered, infertile landscapes (OCBILs) and our latest findings in the Brazilian OCBILs published in <a href="/JEcology/">Journal of Ecology</a>.
Carlos Perez Carmona (@c_pcarmona) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Interested in plant functional traits? Or just in traits of any organism? Check our discussion in nature on how trait selection influences (or not) the characteristics of synthetic functional spaces like the global spectrum of plant form and function: rdcu.be/dfA5P

Juliano Sarmento Cabral (@cabral_sarmento) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dear colleagues, we seek an early career researcher for synthesis and modelling with carbon dynamics within the BIFoR-FACE framework. Please, rt! 3 to 5 years position!

Bruno X. Pinho (@bxpinho) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just to remember you that we have two #postdoc positions open in our group at Universität Bern as part of the Biodiversity Exploratories Research and the Kilimanjaro SES projects. Please share and apply by 15th October! Here are the updated links: ohws.prospective.ch/public/v1/jobs… ohws.prospective.ch/public/v1/jobs…

Just to remember you that we have two #postdoc positions open in our group at <a href="/unibern/">Universität Bern</a> as part of the <a href="/BExplo_research/">Biodiversity Exploratories Research</a> and the Kilimanjaro SES projects. Please share and apply by 15th October! 
Here are the updated links:
ohws.prospective.ch/public/v1/jobs…
ohws.prospective.ch/public/v1/jobs…
Diego Trindade (@dpftrindade) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Let's go belowground today! Gridding some #TraitDivNet roots. Check out how to be part of this amazing collaborative effort to map plant traits at: macroecology.ut.ee/en/traitdivnet/

Let's go belowground today! Gridding some #TraitDivNet roots. 

Check out how to be part of this amazing collaborative effort to map plant traits at: macroecology.ut.ee/en/traitdivnet/
Sam Fabian (@samueltfabian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW PAPER: Ever wondered why insects fly in all sorts of crazy patterns around lights at night? So did we! We set about recording flying insects to work out what's going on. I'll summarise what we found in this 🧵. Spoiler: We don't think they confuse lights with the moon.

NEW PAPER: Ever wondered why insects fly in all sorts of crazy patterns around lights at night? So did we! We set about recording flying insects to work out what's going on. I'll summarise what we found in this 🧵. Spoiler: We don't think they confuse lights with the moon.
Plant Evolutionary Ecology lab (@plantecoevout) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are looking for a new member in our group! If you are fascinated by plant-soil interactions and land use change, please apply and join #PlantSoilAdapt project European Research Council (ERC) We have a lively and friendly community of ecologists waiting to welcome you! euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/193063

Transmitting Science | Online courses and more (@transmitscience) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New online live course: "Functional trait diversity: calculating and interpreting a key component of biodiversity" ✏️ Taught by Francesco de Bello and Carlos Perez Carmona  🗓️ May 14th-23rd, 2024 🔗 transmittingscience.com/courses/ecolog… #Tscourses #keeplearning  #RforEcology #Rproject #Rstats

New online live course: "Functional trait diversity: calculating and interpreting a key component of biodiversity"
✏️ Taught by Francesco de Bello and <a href="/C_PCarmona/">Carlos Perez Carmona</a> 
🗓️ May 14th-23rd, 2024
🔗 transmittingscience.com/courses/ecolog…

#Tscourses #keeplearning 
#RforEcology #Rproject #Rstats
Dr. Aurèle Toussaint (@toussaintaurele) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📣📑We are looking for a #PhD candidate in #macroecology, #traits, #threatened species, and #human uses. Join us at the #CRBE in Toulouse, France. More details shorturl.at/dgmrD

Macroecology UT (@macroecologyut) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our workgroup autumn seminar was held in this beautiful location in southern Estonia. Perfect place to discuss the topic of 'Evolution and Macroecology' macroecology.ut.ee/en/workgroup-a…

Our workgroup autumn seminar was held in this beautiful location in southern Estonia. Perfect place to discuss the topic of 'Evolution and Macroecology'    macroecology.ut.ee/en/workgroup-a…
Agência FAPESP (@agenciafapesp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Estudo global revela impacto oculto das atividades humanas na natureza. Conduzido em 119 regiões do mundo, o levantamento investigou a “diversidade faltante”, isto é, espécies nativas que poderiam estar presentes na localidade, mas estavam ausentes. agencia.fapesp.br/54378

Estudo global revela impacto oculto das atividades humanas na natureza. Conduzido em 119 regiões do mundo, o levantamento investigou a “diversidade faltante”, isto é, espécies nativas que poderiam estar presentes na localidade, mas estavam ausentes. agencia.fapesp.br/54378