An unfortunate p-value

Sampling bias sketchplanations.com/sampling-bias

I'm very excited to share my dissertation research next Thursday at 2:00 pm cst. Let me know if you'd like the zoom link!

Diplomas secured 📃 Congratulations to our December graduates! #GoBigGrad

Thanks Craig for the excellent photo

Good luck to all the PhD students this week, where all their family try to understand what they do and ask when they will be done.

I needed to hear this

Me: Last night I found a few bugs in the code... too bad this isn't an entomology course Class: Groans

The annual poster cape at the maize genetics conference. #scicomm

Today was the second time in a month that I won an award for a talk when I didn't think I was eligible. Honestly glad I didn't know in advance I would've been less conversational. Though it'd save me from the look of surprise on my face when they snap my photo

Stoked to share the stage yesterday with @JoeGage10 if you're interested in g x e, I hear he's looking for talented folks to join his group

Sorghum lines produce a wide range of colorful and bioactive specialized metabolites. Those metabolites can also control the structure and function of the gut microbiomes of humans that consume different varieties of sorghum. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Our preprint is up!

"Eating more millet is not only good for the planet, but also good for you." - Maria Speck Excited to see proso millet featured so positively in a national newspaper like the Washington Post. washingtonpost.com/food/2023/10/1…

Nate Korth applied a quantitative genetics approach to identify genetic factors that affect agronomic traits in #sorghum, a grain common in the diet of Africans and Asians, and showed how these traits can drive significant changes in human gut #microbiome: bit.ly/46a8tYi

I haven't been onto X in a while, but was just reminded that Altmetric is still tied to X posts so I figured it'd be best to share my most recent work here: