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#Introduction - I am an #evolutionary #biologist studying the early evolution of #family life and #social life (mainly) in #insects.

The methods I use typically involve #behaviours, #immunity (social immunity), #ecotoxicology (#anthropic effects), and #quantitativegenetics.

My main study system is the #earwig (#Dermaptera), a fantastic but little-known taxon.

I am a very strong defender of #OpenScience

Hello new social media site. I’m transitioning over from the bird site. I’m Danielle. I study relationships between the #carboncycle #cliamte change and terrestrial #ecosystem stability. I test hypotheses using vertebrate #paleontology and stable #isotope #geochemistry. My dissertation research focuses on the end-Triassic mass extinction record in South Africa. I’m getting ready to defend my PhD in May 2023, so I’m actively job hunting. Pray for me.

#introduction

Hello! I'm an Associate Professor of Psychology at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia. I study moral development, gender, and research ethics. I'm co-chair of SIPS, so I care a lot about #OpenScience .

I'm still trying convince my husband and kids to try Mastodon.

"A group of #EU policy professionals is trying to coordinate an exit from #Twitter."

"They're moving to #Mastodon."

"One new group hosted on Mastodon servers — dubbed "eupolicy.social" — aims to provide a “friendly and respectful discussion space for people working in the field of EU policy.”"

Hat tip to @Steeph for the link

politico.eu/article/eu-twitter

Hello!

After a few days figuring out Mastodon with the help of the folks at QOTO, I will formally introduce myself in order to pin this in my profile :)

My name is Abde and I am a computer scientist. My main domain is and . I am currently a PhD student at the Université Libre de Bruxelles () and working on porting numerical solvers for simulations on the GPU using . You may find my first paper here: etna.math.kent.edu/vol.55.2022

Other research interests are

I also work as a developer. My current professional interests are . We also contribute in several projects. Most of my work is done in , so feel free to ask any questions!

As a hobby I do some and also . I will share some snippets of what I do here, but for now I am focusing in crafting my art by producing in .

Please enjoy! I am not the most active but I am looking to build my Mastodon network, so feel free to follow and I will follow back :)

@trinsec cuddles and pets done! She's recovering very well from being spayed and seems entirely over whatever the issue was.

scientificamerican.com/article articles like this express why I'm uncomfortable with much of library led information literacy. It seems to me there isn't enough emphasis on the processes and uncertainty of doing science and a lot more focus on looking out for signals like "peer review", "Predatory journal" without proper nuance

@tanjabueltmann very much looking forward to having your throughtful and insightful posts here!

#introduction

I'm an #epidemiologist and Associate Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University researching the prevention of #foodborne, #waterborne, and #zoonotic diseases. My group uses #mixedmethods, #epidemiology and #knowledgesynthesis methods.

Currently on sabbatical learning applied #bayesian stats 🤓📚

#Introduction
I’m a cognitive neuroscientist with interests in visual attention, training, and individual differences. I use #psychophysics, #eeg, and #eyetracking, and I’m starting to work with #radiology and medical images. I’m also into #openscience and #metaresearch.

I’m a senior lecturer at UWE in Bristol, but I live in Wales and am originally from the US. I’m a socialist and intersectional feminist. I love #cats (especially mine) and #baseball (especially the Seattle #Mariners).

Did you know that the first scientist to show that changes in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere could affect the Earth’s temperature was a woman?

In 1856!

Eunice Foote broke scientific ground that remains more relevant than ever but history overlooked her.

physicstoday.scitation.org/do/

#globalwarming #womeninscience #ScienceMastodon

Science Magazine reports on the stampede: "As Musk reshapes Twitter, academics ponder taking flight. Many researchers are setting up profiles on social media site Mastodon."
science.org/content/article/mu
reddit.com/r/Open_Science/comm

Ironically (?) the journalists identifies the researchers by their Twitter handle and their Twitter follower count. Revolutions are confusing. 😎

The excitement of first dinner (the wet-food dinner) on a #Caturday afternoon. Soon Stella, who otherwise yields to Merlin in all things, will finish first, move over to push his head out of his bowl, and proceed to wolf down his. Merlin will step back, look a bit wistful, and go off to clean his face... Fortunately, he prefers the dry food dinner!

@trinsec I can't remember the exact name of the virus, but it disproportionately impacts pedigree cats (I presume due to the less varied genetics) rather than moggies. I'll need to ask my vet for the full name, or do some better searching

Some more about me:

-Associate Professor of History
-From NJ
-Author/editor of 5 books
-Working on a book about Black women at Columbia before 1954
-Write poetry (amateur)
-Griever (lost parents 2 weeks apart in 2020)
-Aunt to 2 nieces 1 nephew (3 great nephews, 2 great nieces)
-Youngest of 6

Ok let's take this thing for a spin..

So, I wrote a book chapter recently! Disproportionately excited bc I'm private sector, so publishing anything is not like, a thing for me. Working on that.

Anyway, in it I talk about how to usefully examine climate risk as a decision-maker for a high-impact hazard with big error bars:

🌀 Hurricane 🌀

As a part of this book, with many wicked smart folks: link.springer.com/book/10.1007

Conclusions? Read on... 🧵

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