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Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Disappointing results from @cOAlitionS_OA. Most transformative journals failed to meet their own Open Access targets. Only 1% of titles became fully Open Access in 2022. Fewer than a third met or exceeded their targets. The move to fully open science is overdue.
#OpenAccess
Check out @robertkiley's analysis of the #TransformativeJournal (TJ) program for 2022.
How did publishers fare in transitioning to full #OpenAccess?🤔
Results: 1% of TJs flipped to OA, 30% met their targets, 68% missed their targets & will be removed.
✍️coalition-s.org/blog/transfo…
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Enter this year's #InsectWeek23 #Art or #Photography #Competitions! Share your #insect #sightings taken from your windowsills, #gardens, local #parks and #ponds or on a #walk!
Find out how to take part at insectweek.org/art-and-photo…
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
It's Day 1 of #InsectWeek, the annual celebration of all things insect
Let us know what you're doing to celebrate, enter the 2023 photo & art competitions, go to events, or organise your own dedicated to the little things that run the world!
Get involved:insectweek.org/
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
“Projections for climate change suggest that at the end of the next few decades, populations will disappear”
#ClimateChange #Biodiversity
theguardian.com/environment/…
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Ecologists have identified volatile compounds released by the alnus ambrosia beetles’ own fungal symbiont as odors that attract females to existing colonies.
Read the study in @FrontMicrobiol: fro.ntiers.in/j6N5, or our news story ⬇
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Scientists studied the glue that makes orb weaver spiders’ webs sticky to understand how its material properties vary in different conditions.
Read their findings in @FrontEcolEvol: fro.ntiers.in/5KCZ, or our news story ⬇️
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With less than 24 hours to go, the @BigGive #GreenMatchFund is still active until midday tomorrow (27 April) so there is still time to donate towards the relocation of the #RESGarden to IQL Stratford where it will make its home as a green space in an urban environment for
ALT Designers' image of the RES Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show featuring water spaces, tall trees, shrubbery, logs, rocks, gabion walls and a domed scientific laboratory
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Dr Jane Goodall, one of the world's most famous scientists and founder of @JaneGoodallInst @JaneGoodallCAN, gives the opening remarks at the Frontiers Planet Prize Awards Ceremony. #FrontiersForum
Learn more about the #FrontiersPlanetPrize: frontiersplanetprize.org/
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Scientists found that the level of urbanization impacts arthropod abundance, richness, and diversity, factors which likely alter the foraging behavior of bigger animals.
Read the study in @FrontEcolEvol: fro.ntiers.in/3YkW, or our news story ⬇
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Scientists have shown that honeybees tend to search for their way home by orienting themselves in relation to the dominant linear landscape elements, just like the first pilots.
Read the study in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience: fro.ntiers.in/fnbeh, or our news story ⬇
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Honeybees dance the location of food sources to hivemates🐝💃
I wrote a piece covering new research showing it is both innate & learnt - bees dance even if they have never seen a dance performed, but observing experienced dancers improves dance accuracy
theconversation.com/is-the-h…
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Happy International Women's Day.
As a scientific publisher, we are constantly inspired by the incredible women who are pushing the boundaries of scientific discovery.
Check out some of the inspirational and thought-provoking stories from our Women in Science blog ⬇️
#IWD2023
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
SAVE THE DATE 📅 8 March 2023
We are thrilled to be hosting an #InternationalWomensDay event, looking into Women in Agronomy: Challenges and Opportunities
Join the discussion of an expert panel of women agronomists from across the world
Register now:
zoom.us/webinar/register/321…
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Happy to join the Editorial team of the Topic #Women in Insect Economics 2022 of the #Frontiers in Insect Science journal. Call for abstracts: Submission Deadline 30 September 2022 frontiersin.org/research-top…
@FrontiersIn @FrontInsectSci #economics #science #insects
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Weather adversities are threatening global crop productivity!! Researchers from @ModaresUni & @INRAMaroc explore how we can conserve agriculturally important crops in the face of climate change🌾🌽
➡️fro.ntiers.in/CONS
📆Abstract:30 Nov 22
📆Manuscript:31 Jan 23
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Please RT📢 I am co-editing on “Forest Insect Invasions – Risk Mapping Approaches and Applications”, a special issue of @FrontInsectSci with @Allan_L_Carroll @BrittanySBarker and others. Consider submitting! Link 👇frontiersin.org/research-top…
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
It's #WorldSeaTurtleDay! 🐢
Six out of seven species of sea turtle are threatened with extinction due to habitat destruction, pollution & illegal poaching ⬇️
Let's #SaveOurOcean🐚🪸🌊
fro.ntiers.in/WSTD1
fro.ntiers.in/WSTD2
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
Today is #WorldOceanDay, a day to remember the urgency to #SaveOurOcean 🐬🦈🐳🌊🪸🐚🐢
From sharks to sea grass, it is all important.
A selection of relevant articles can be found here:
fro.ntiers.in/WOD1
fro.ntiers.in/WOD2
fro.ntiers.in/WOD3
@WorldOceansDay
Frontiers in Insect Science retweeted
RNAi-based products are becoming available (spray induced gene silencing, SIGS) - review of the regulatory/risk aspects in @FrontInsectSci by Kristof De Schutter and others like @PeterDubruel @guysmagghe at @FbwUGent @ugent - doi.org/10.3389/finsc.2021.8…
