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In the UK the number of cases rose rapidly. But the public – and authorities – are only learning this now because these cases were only published now as a backlog. The reason was apparently that the database is managed in Excel and the number of columns had reached the maximum.

i had no idea 😶

City of Kiel has decided to put massive air cleaners in the middle of cycle lanes so they pass the air quality tests

[📢#Postdoc] 30 months #postdoc for the #CESAB project MAESTRO on climate change effects on exploited marine communities with Camille Albouy & Arnaud Auber Ifremer 🌊 📆Deadline: 31st March 2021 🗺️ Based in Montpellier ➡ fondationbiodiversite.fr/en/about-the-f…

Due to current (repeated) events, a reminder to self: when R, don't use read.csv(). Incomplete data, no warnings, no coffee. Avoid this horror with data.table::fread()! 🖤 #r

Woah I just realized you can group tabs in chrome 😮. How long has this been a thing?

So thankful for this chance to chat! If you haven't yet, check out ALL of @NIscifest - especially the amazing talks by Dr Lucy A Hawkes, Malaika Vaz and Dr. Kakani Katija in the National Geographic UK Virtual Explorer series! All online and freely available. #NISF21 National Geographic Society

I am stunned and elated that this observation, the thing that drove me to grad school, has been published in Science. Feral equids engineer desert water availability, providing resources used by numerous other species Science Magazine @cfccramp @karlathemoel

Where is plant diversity, and why? 🌐🌱Our new PNAS paper on drivers of global plant richness and diversification patterns from peb_group at Ecoinf with @KewScience and @evoblackrim: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…. Tl;dr: richness and div-rates are unlinked, soil diversity matters

ESEB2022 Prague, registration 😵‍💫

Exciting day at KLIVV Vienna with the arrival of these colourful #poisonfrogs to the #RojasLab! 🐸🎉✨📸

Get ready for the upcoming funk lecture! Speaker: Luís Valente Title: Islands: Laboratories of biogeography threatened by anthropogenic extinction Register now!👇 us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Excited to have our latest paper published in Science Magazine. A huge advantage of a 15+ year field experiment is being able to explore treatment effects as background conditions are themselves changing with ongoing climate change.

New piece on global plant phylogenetic diversity 🌱🌐 -> PD is more spread out than species richness; it takes twice as many regions to cover 50% of global PD compared to 50% of species peb_group Ecoinf nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/np…

Female frogs sometimes play dead to avoid mating with males newscientist.com/article/239691…

“Celebrating The Royal Society ‘s most popular papers from 2023” Guess what: @CarolinDittrich’s with @roedel_lab is in a glowing second place! 🐸⭐️🥈🏆 royalsociety.org/blog/2023/12/p…

Delighted to see this paper finally published! Thank you to Jens Svenning, the fantastic coauthor team, and to Science Magazine. [1/14] 🧵 science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

.@CarolinDittrich's paper listed as one of the most popular papers published over the past 10 years in Royal Society Publishing Royal Society Open Science🏆 ow.ly/PVEP50Tgcej #RSOS Congrats, Caro! @roedel_lab