The American Naturalist is seeking nominations for the "Distinguished Naturalist" Award to honor a researcher whose work focuses on a particular ecosystem or group of organisms. Deadline Jan 15th American Naturalist Read more here amnat.org/announcements/… Contact Jeff Conner or myself

Our study on the ecological aftermath of mass mortality event with my good colleagues Simon Tye (not on social media), Sam Fey Samuel Fey, and JP Gibert Gibert Lab is out in nature. Article here: rdcu.be/dwfcW We also had a nice Research Briefing! nature.com/articles/d4158…

Predator die-off reshapes ecosystems in expected and unexpected ways go.nature.com/3O5ljz7

What happens to food webs after mass mortality events? 🐛 ↦ 🦎 ↦ 🦅 Find out in our new paper published in nature today. Incredible work led by University of Arkansas’s Simon Tye, w/ partners in crime Samuel Fey & Adam Siepielski Duke Biology Trinity College at Duke Duke Research & Innovation

Like rock climbing? Love cliff vegetation? Then join our new MIREN rock face survey, looking at the interaction between rock microclimate and disturbance on plants at their range edge. More info and signing up⬇️! Thanks for spreading widely! the3dlab.org/2024/01/23/fol…

A team of biologists, including University of Arkansas, experimentally caused a predator die-off to understand how rapid predator deaths affect freshwater ecosystems. Their findings were recently published in Nature. UArkansas Research #UARK news.uark.edu/articles/69273…

This week in Nature: Dead reckoning - mass predator die-offs exert a hidden effect on lake ecosystems Browse the full issue: nature.com/nature/volumes…

The biology group here at Karlstad University, which has a strong research profile aquatic ecology and a growing group of evolutionary ecologists, is recruiting a senior lecturer in aquatic ecology: kau.varbi.com/en/what:job/jo…

Mass Mortality Events 😵restructure food webs through trophic decoupling. 🦈 Amazing work led by no-tt Simon Tye and partners in crime Adam Siepielski and Samuel Fey Cover nature

Please RT: Extended deadline for Conference Jacques Monod on Phenotypic Plasticity: March 21st! Registration involves sending a CV and abstract 👇 All participants present their work (or project for early PhD students). cjm2-2024.sciencesconf.org/?forward-actio…

We are happy to release a #storybehindthepaper from another one of our Elton prize shortlisted candidates, Miguel Gómez 🎉 read it below: buff.ly/4cu9uwK

ECRs and PhDs based in 🇧🇷or 🇬🇧, please consider joining us this June for a phenomenal (fully funded) workshop to build knowledge, ideas, networks, and plans!

My first day City of Edmonton University of Alberta - here to create a Centre for Open Science & Synthesis in #Ecology & #Evolution. Looking for ~5 postdocs to join me in establishing the centre. Please apply - i-deel.org/opportunities.… Please RT

I am still accepting applications. Thanks 🙏

PI's in Ecology/Evolution/Marine Bio recruiting grad students for Fall 2025 - this is your reminder to advertise broadly! Enter your position info here: forms.gle/MHFCyFhfbcqn69…… Prospective students (and PIs not recruiting) - share the composite list: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

New work with Erik Svensson Adam Siepielski Ron Bassar and Simon Tye onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/el…

Dear reviewer X: This kind of comment "the logic is often fuzzy and simple minded" is not necessary. Do better. Thanks.

I'm seeking a POSTDOC in color evolution, local adaptation, or maintenance and change of intraspecific variation. My website details my work fcsalgado.github.io. If you know of professors with open positions or willing to write proposals, please share their contacts. Thanks!