A bit of Danish holiday melancholy

Global change and plant-ecosystem functioning in freshwaters dlvr.it/SgcsyH

New paper out on the effect of global change on plant-ecosystem functioning in freshwater systems. Exited to provide some context to the new empirical trait work that we will be promoting in the near future. Jorge García-Girón, Ph.D. Yingji Pan sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Some recent reflections on academic career paths and the “two-body” challenge by Dr Adam Levy. Including Mette Bendixen and I discussing the impossible timing of dual lab moves: nature.com/articles/d4158… And navigating the job market during the pandemic: nature.com/articles/d4158…

Our field season started today. Some highlights: spring weather!, spotted salamanders, and lots of haliplidae beetles.

Collecting aquatic insects at Station de biologie des Laurentides. Too soon?

Innovative approaches for freshwater #biodiversity monitoring, from observation to ecosystem assessment. Calling all abstracts on advances in tech, data management & mobilizing focus on freshwater systems. Submit abstract for this session👉bit.ly/nH4sjl #GEOBONconf2023

Sagittaria on the front cover of the TrendsPlantSci June issue. Read our review on global change and freshwater plant adaptations: cell.com/trends/plant-s…

Palms and Black Kites. Kigali in July.

Thinking of heading to #AGU2023 & researching the environmental, ecological or social impacts of the extractive industries? Why not submit your work to our session?? #Sand #Gold #RareEarths #ExctractiveIndusties #Mining ⛏️⏳ Submit an abstract ➡️agu.confex.com/agu/fm23/preli…

Platycypha caligata, the dancing jewel. Happy day I the field!

Osmoderma eremicola found at McGill University campus. Woodland biodiversity in the center of a metropolitan.

We are recruiting a PhD student in our lab at McGill Biology Please apply if you are interested in #freshwater #biodiversity and/or #insect #ecology Please retweet!

Palpopleura jucunda and Palpopleura portia. Two small widow species found in shallow ponds created by artisanal sand mining. Kigali, Rwanda.

📢 Explore the captivating world of #biodiversity science through our engaging Speaker Series ! Register to discover how #science is driving conservation efforts and shaping a #sustainable future for all 🐸🌿 qcbs.ca/mcgillbiodiver…

Reminder!! There’s still time to apply for a phd position in our research group!

🚨 Check out our latest paper "Condition-dependent survival and movement behavior in an endangered endemic damselfly" This North African endemic damselfly seems to perform mostly small-scale movements, suggesting a limited ability to disperse Rassim Khelifa rdcu.be/dtcHr

If you’re at #AGU2023 and interested in sand mining, go check out presentation GC33J-1280 this afternoon by PhD student Nakiya Noorbhai McGill Department of Geography on “Mapping sand mining from space - Using satellite imagery, citizen science and spatial occupancy models”

Well, it seems you'll hear much more from me in the next three years... I was awarded a global MSCA postdoctoral fellowship!! Can't wait to start! "Predicting functional DIVErsity of INvasive freshwater plants" RossanoBolpagni Lars L. Iversen Università di Parma McGill University

Join us! Together with the Gregory-Eaves lab we are recruiting a post-doc to work on eDNA detection of macrophytes through space and time.