Moustache appreciation post

This is Gemina. She's got hot tea but promised not to tell anyone... unless you can keep a secret?

Small blep from a small lady

Aptly bat themed!

Looking for a #postdocjobs in wildlife behavior and disease ecology? Join us to work with some cool critters! bats, guanacos, rodents... explore.msujobs.msstate.edu/cw/en-us/job/5…

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Excited to share our preprint showing how shifts in both viral load & prevalence of Hendra virus in bats increases spillover risk. Congratulations to Dr. Tamika Lunn for leading this work & to the BatOneHealth team for the enormous efforts in the field, lab & in R! In review now.

New research led by Reilly Jackson - bats in rural Kenya select anthropogenic roosts based on certain features. Implications for building designs that repel bats, minimizing conflict and pathogen exposure risk. royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.10… Dr. Tamika Lunn Paul Webala Joseph Ogola

Are you a Grad student in good standing with a recognized academic institution? Become a 2024 BCI Student Scholar! Beginning October 1 you can apply to receive financial support for your bat conservation research project. Learn more at batcon.org/student

Between field research, PhD student Reilly Jackson has been leading bat information sessions with school and community groups in rural Kenya. This summer, Reilly, Isabella, and Tamika talked with about 700 people! Isabella DeAnglis Dr. Tamika Lunn

The lesser long-nosed bat wants to remind you to do your bat-firmations. 📸: J. Scott Altenbach #iamkenough #batsofinstagram

I am recruiting a #PhDstudent to investigate #disease dynamics and reproductive health in #ocelots in South #Texas. The student will be co-advised by my fantastic colleague Chris Kozakiewicz ! Link: shorturl.at/jwzC9 #diseaseecology #PhD #Assistantship #felid #wildlifedisease

Great summary of some of the community engagement work in our lab news.uark.edu/articles/66581…

A great morning of birding with Odum School of Ecology friends at Lake Herrick. Highlights included Redheads, Rusty Blackbird, Dr. Tamika Lunn finding her first river otter, a surprise encounter with the cafe racer food truck for coffee & biscuits & Charles B. van Rees pointing out Spanish moss!

Want to join #TeamEmergence? The call is once again open for postdocs or late-stage PhD students to join our team as Fellows in Residence: a 6- or 12-month virtual collaborator status with a $5k stipend and tons of professional development opportunities! viralemergence.org/grants

for folks at #EEID2024 or #ASV2024, be sure to check out lots of exciting lab work on migratory songbirds, viral virulence, bat immunology, and bat migration!

Please join us to Welcome Dr Alison Peel (Dr Alison Peel) to the Sydney School of Veterinary Science Sydney Science and Sydney Uni Vet Sci. Dr Peel has been awarded a Sydney Horizon Fellowship to study emerging bat viruses. Sydney Uni Media University of Sydney #bats #Vet_Research #viruses #SSVS

New PhD on bat virus epidemiology in Belize and Kenya with Mafalda Viana, Laura Bergner and me UofG SBOHVM. Part of a larger NIH project with Kristian Forbes Daniel Becker & Dr. Tamika Lunn. Bats+models+metagenomics+field experiment! Apply now, closing 1 Sept '24 findaphd.com/phds/project/f…