Sign me up for prototype testing! Student-developed device predicts avocado ripeness news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/… via Harvard University

COVID lockdown offers insight into human-wildlife interactions news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/… via Harvard University

Pumped to share this Spanish-language StoryMap about my research- shout out to mega talented RAs! Emocionada por compartir este "StoryMap" sobre mi investigación hecho por mis alumnos talentosos! #scicomm #outreach Sustentabilidad de Café en Santa María storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/048bc8…

NOV & DEC: 4 different seminars will cover topics including careers in #STEM🧪, #microbiology🦠, and #sustainablefarming of coffee☕️! Follow us for reminders for each seminar!

Looking forward to teaching this program next summer! Spread the word to any dope high schoolers in your circle 🤘🏽😉

Elizabeth Crone Katja Kwaku @queercologist Atticus Murphy

What is this garbage? 🤔 Is There a Doctor in the White House? Not if You Need an M.D. - WSJ wsj.com/articles/is-th…

Collin Edwards (he/him) When I mentioned that male #sagegrouse often copulate with dried cowpies, I didn't do the situation justice. I will elaborate in a thread. Effin' Birds birdsrightsactivist For most males, cowpie copulation is just an occasional indulgence. For others, it's a lifestyle.

I’m shook

First paper as a lead author is officially out! We show that crops known to be alternate-bearing at an individual scale frequently exhibit alternate-bearing even at a national scale. As with masting, this is especially pronounced in wind-pollinated crops! Elizabeth Crone

Masting featured in Science! : Why are trees dropping so many nuts? Climate may drive erratic ‘masting’ science.org/content/articl…

Fantastic day catching up with friends and celebrating DOCTOR Garcia! Absolutely crushed her public defense on ecological theory and farmer resilience in coffee! 🌱☕️ #WomenInSTEM #WomenInSTEAM

So grateful to have mentored these rockstars. I learned a lot in return. I’ll be cheering you on in your next chapters!

BREAKING: All of Puerto Rico — every town, neighborhood, house — is without power. That’s 1.4 million households. Winds over the southern portion of the island have gusted 80-100 mph, but elsewhere winds have been much lesser. Despite this, the grid is tenuous at best.

Great organization if you wish to donate to support communities in Puerto Rico after the impact of Fiona.

I’m prepping an application for the AAAS science and technology policy fellowship. Any tips or thoughts on how to differentiate the application components would be much appreciated! S&TPolicyFellowships

New paper on yield variability in coffee plants! We found support for resource depletion, esp N, as a key driver, consistent with the resource budget model of mast seeding. Fertilizer and shade did little to mitigate underlying resource tradeoffs. authors.elsevier.com/a/1flUKcA-Ik7Ou