
Research student based at ANIC (CSIRO) and ANU, studying leaf miners. 🦋 Organiser @walksandtalks_
Australia
Joined May 2013
- Tweets801
- Following545
- Followers424
- Likes1.6K
Pinned Tweet
Hi! I'm Ying, and I'm currently doing my PhD based at ANIC and ANU. I'm studying a group of leaf mining micro-moths (Gracillariidae), and over the next few years I'll be investigating their host plant usage and diversity!
More info at my website!
yingyluo.wordpress.com/ (1/n)
Ying Luo retweeted
Thanks to contributors for this episode on Nature's vibrators - @pbeasleyhall @nicrodemo Lisa Schonberg, Prof Link Olson, Dr Andy Reid, @Yiing pod.link/1606314974/episode/…
Ying Luo retweeted
Big day for wrap up Honours and Masters talks in the lab. Ying (Masters on months), Jade (Honours on lizards) and Ben (Masters on spiders) all did great talks. @Yiing
Ying Luo retweeted
Please complete our 10 minutes citizen science survey and share with your colleagues.
Are you involved in #CitizenScience ? 🔬🌍🧐🔍 If yes, please help us understand how technologies are or could be used in CS projects. Share your experiences & opinions in this short survey: survey.hifis.dkfz.de/844222?… @AlettaBonn @shawan_c @rachelohry @Fringillidae_ @UFZ_de @idiv
Who's still on Twitter?
Regardless, I'll be presenting at THREE events this #NatSciWeek.
1/ August 12th - 12pm at Dickson Library
2/ August 15th - 6pm at the Canberra Environment Center
3/ August 20th - 12pm in Yass
@Aus_ScienceWeek
More info ⬇️
August 15th @ 6pm at the Canberra Environment Centre (Harrison)
"Citizen Science Apps: How and Why to Use Them" + Light Trapping
Another run of my workshop on citizen science apps, with a demonstration on light trapping on the side.
eventbrite.com.au/e/citizen-…
1
72
Ying Luo retweeted
My research on the Australian azure butterflies – genus Ogyris - has just been published, with the discovery of a new species. 1/4
Ying Luo retweeted
We’re starting a conversation about diversity in #science #technology #engineering #mathematics. Read the #AusScience #DiversityinSTEM dialogue starter & contribute to Australia’s vision: bit.ly/3SImrJY
We’d like to hear from all Australians with a connection to #STEM.
Ying Luo retweeted
Vriko Yu launched a startup on the back of her Ph.D. studies in biological sciences. Now she’s the CEO of Archireef, a climate tech venture that’s working to restore fragile marine ecosystems by using 3D printing technology and terracotta. trib.al/fl5wZdG
Ying Luo retweeted
Allow me to introduce you to the most ridiculous yet amazing thing you will see this week.
Ying Luo retweeted
Spider Moth (Musotima (Ambia) instrumentalis, Musotiminae, Crambidae)
Members of a few Musotimine genera have wing markings suggestive of spiders, presumably as an anti-predation strategy.
flic.kr/p/2m94wCb
#insect #China #Yunnan #entomology #Lepidoptera #itchydogimages
I meant 2023 🤣. It'll likely be free for 2024 too though.
Replying to @Yiing
Membership is FREE for 2024, and is open globally.
I would encourage anyone interested in Australasian lepidoptera to apply, as you will be eligible to apply for grants, attend AGMs and receive the newsletter.
There will also be an in-person meeting in Canberra in 2023!
1
248
Announcing the launch of a new Australasian-based lepidoptera society, Moths and Butterflies of Australasia (MABA).
MABA is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to encourage interest in the scientific study, research and conservation of lepidoptera.
maba.org.au/
Membership is FREE for 2024, and is open globally.
I would encourage anyone interested in Australasian lepidoptera to apply, as you will be eligible to apply for grants, attend AGMs and receive the newsletter.
There will also be an in-person meeting in Canberra in 2023!
How do I know so much about MABA? I'm a council member. ✌️
I would love to see people from all backgrounds join MABA, even people who don't identify as lepidopterists.
Artists, naturalists, teachers etc are welcome!!
maba.org.au/
Ying Luo retweeted
We are hiring a postdoc to bring together collaborators from 3 California institutions and barcode every insect species in the state! californiaacademyofsciences.…
Ying Luo retweeted
A lyrebird has been caught mimicking the ‘evacuate now’ siren at Sydney's Taronga Zoo.
The native Australian bird has the ability to accurately mimic almost any sound it hears, with an evacuation triggered less than two weeks ago when lions escaped from their enclosure. #9News
Ying Luo retweeted
Where are all the Christmas Beetles? 👀🤷 Help us find out this festive season! ✨🎄 invertebratesaustralia.org/i…
📷: Caitlin Henderson @gotlegsmacro























