Thanks to all our trainees for the great talks in our last official @BESS_NEO symposium. Thanks to our director @EcoEvoEvoEco and our previous coordinator @fjvost.
Another great publication from our @BESS_NEO trainees. Congratulations @jibarraisassi
Happy to share a paper that is part of my PhD thesis @biologyatCU @BESS_NEO @csbq_qcbs! In this study, we found that shade-growing practices mitigate biodiversity loss due to their environmental similarities with neighbouring forest patches.
Check it 👇
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New species of Ichthyosaur discovered by our trainee Dirley Cortés in collaboration with the State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart in Germany. phys.org/news/2020-07-specie…
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Update on increased support for students, trainees and research support personnel funded through NSERC research grants nserc-crsng.gc.ca/Media-Medi…
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In light of the current #coronavirus pandemic, Mitacs is offering a one-time call for proposals to support postdoctoral fellows in helping #Canada fight #COVID19 and support future economic recovery. Learn more 👉 ow.ly/Tg0y50zfvVP #innovation #cdnbiz
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📣 We're excited to announce the COVID-19 Resources Canada portal ➡️ a central hub designed to help those involved in #COVID19 🇨🇦 R&D to locate #cdnsci resources, expertise, reagents and equipment in a timely manner.
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Replying to @LeaBlondl
What’s rheotaxis? How does it vary? We just published a study looking at this in @Genes_MDPI ! mdpi.com/2073-4425/11/2/180
Congratulations to our BESS former student @marisolitka21 for her recent publication link.springer.com/article/10… – at Montréal, Québec
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First day of #Galapagos bird banding for Team Pinzon 2020. Training session for new team members. It was raining at our usual field site so we had to improvise at a new location.
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Just 12 hours until @csbq_qcbs annual conference. We start tomorrow with a workshop to co-design a plan to protect and restore Quebec's #biodiversity and ecosystems. More than 115 participants from gov, NGOs, researchers + 3 panels of talks on ecology, economy and governance.
Disruptive selection in finches by @beausoleilmo trainee of the
@BESS_NEO program in the
@RedpathMuseum. Congratulations Marco! royalsocietypublishing.org/d… – at Montréal, Québec
The second edition of #mees2019 was a success. A day full of Eco-Evo presentations!
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I am really excited for the second edition of our symposium tomorrow. A great example of how grass-roots interest has led to a new annual tradition.
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Our awesome supporters:
@BioMcGill
@RedpathMuseum
@CSEE_SCEE
@csbq_qcbs
@PGSS_McGill
@BESS_NEO
@GRIL_Limnologie
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study find no correlations between test scores, grades, amount of previous research experience, or faculty interview ratings with productivity during grad school.
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Description of a fossil whale from Panama. A publication of our BESS student Dirley Cortes palaeo-electronica.org/conte…
Do not forget to attend the Montreal Eco-evolutionary symposium on December 2 registration is still open @GRIL_Limnologie @BESS_NEO @McGillBGSA @CSEE_SCEE @PGSS_McGill @csbq_qcbs @RedpathMuseum @BioMcGill #MEES2019 mtlecoevosymposium.weebly.co…
Congratulations to our BESS student Andrew Sellers for his recent publication on how marine upwelling affects herbivory onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
New workshop to BESS students: survival skills for the #anthropocene @BioMcGill 's van receiving CPR
With all this buzz about #scicomm we decided to organize a workshop with @alinacfisher! #BESSscicomm
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The zebra mussel continues to spread in N. America, 30 years after introduction. It can transform lakes & rivers, but not all systems are similarly vulnerable. We are studying how impacts of zebra & quagga mussel invasions are mediated by the environment: redpath-staff.mcgill.ca/ricc…




















