Well now..! Very exciting to see these out in the wild - congratulations, Cardiff Bioimaging Hub! Will definitely be having a good old look through these in the coming days... #3Dpollen

Today at the #IBC2024- perceived derogatory names of plants already published won't be changed. Kew's Director of Science supports this, claiming resources are best spent studying biodiversity. Why then, spend millions to move Kew's herbarium and disrupt studying biodiversity?

There we go #PAGESHorizons did it again! Wonderful issue on past floods and extreme droughts for all audiences! Do not miss a bit of the art and writing by great authors and artists! Thanks Past Global Changes for giving us the chance to be editors of it!

I am seeing a lot of news in the press (at least in Spain) saying that botanists "have decided to get rid of all offensive names on plants". As always some media do not contrast and misinform, this is what has happened. 👇🏻

Repost if you love the wild-birds thing that sounds extremely loud during talks at #ibc2024 😆

🟣 #LatestNews New remains of Homo antecessor and lithic technology found in #Atapuerca’s Gran Dolina site, in TD6 unit. 📸 Maria D. Guillén/IPHES-CERCA #Atapuerca2024 FUNDACION ATAPUERCA Centres CERCA #SomCERCA

Are you still thinking into joining our #IBC2024 LGBTIQ+ 🏳️‍🌈 meeting tomorrow? Feel invited!!! There is no limit of participants 😬 You can come to the pub at 8.30pm, or to the N111+12 room at 7.00pm and we will go together by metro! Straight allies are welcome too!!🥰

Aquí el científico líder del documento que explica por qué no hay que modificar los nombres de los seres vivos, aunque tengan nombres que no nos gustan. Una reflexión muy interesante sobre la estabilidad del conocimiento en la ciencia.

Un gran gesto este de Javier Ruiz Martínez al darnos la oportunidad de ahondar un poco más el tema de los cambios nomenclaturales en biología dándonos visibilidad desde su potente perfil de divulgación. ¡Gracias por estar abierto a la discusión!

This is how we volunteers look like after 6 days of work at #IBC2024

It was truly, truly magical, and I don't think any of us were actually expecting and prepared for the turn up of almost 200 people! #IBC2024

Thank you fellas for making that real in Madrid. We were more than 200 botanists packing the pub at our Pride Botany! We never through that something like that could be possible #ibc2024

What was Narabeb like ~230,000 years ago? Our luminescence dating with @LivLumLab shines light on this archaeological blind spot theconversation.com/african-archae… via The Conversation Africa The Conversation Global Manchester Geography Gobabeb Namib Research Institute George M. Leader Rachel Bynoe QRA Andrew Gunn The Leakey Foundation

Our latest work in @nature proposing a new theory to explain the origin & association of great escarpments and enigmatic plateaus in continental interiors. In collaboration with Sascha Brune, Derek Keir, @AliceGeology et al. University of Southampton OceanEarthUniSoton rdcu.be/dQg69

I'm looking for #Postdocs ! 🧑‍🔬🔍 I'm a highly motivated researcher with experience in R programming, network analysis, and multivariate statistics. My focus is on the evolution of ecosystems and biodiversity over deep time. Any retweets or shares are greatly appreciated! 🙏

Special issue completed finally! "Pollen diversity, vegetation history and range shift in the (sub)tropics through the Cenozoic" sciencedirect.com/special-issue/… Big thanks to Oliver Wilson Dr. Vera Korasidis Huasheng Huang 黄华生 weicaixia and other contributors for all wonderful contributions!

✨ ¡Solo faltan 30 días para #EcoFlor2025! 🌼 🌸🌷🌺 🌼🪷🌾 Esta edición se celebra en #Leon 🦁- #FCCBA #unileon! Un evento esencial: Prepárate para explorar novedades y compartir ideas de las recientes investigaciones. ¡ Nos vemos en #EcoFlor2025 ! ✨

Have a look at our programme!! It is also available on the web!!!

🫀🦁 #LeónSoloHayUno Hemos preparado un nuevo vídeo promocional de la ciudad de #LeónEsp. Unas imágenes que recogen lo bonita que es la ciudad, lo bien que se pasa aquí, lo bien que sabe y lo mucho que ha cambiado. Y esto es un pequeño avance. ¿Presumes de León con nosotros?

📢 Meet the keynote speakers of the XXIV ISCB - Pontevedra 2025! Dr. Jaume Pellicer (Jaume PM), Researcher at the Institut Botànic de Barcelona (Spain), will be our speaker for the #pteridology keynote session 📌 Mark your calendars for #ISCB2025!