@dr-skitch.bsky.social
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My lab is hiring two(!) postdocs interested in (1) building trait prediction models capable of resolving complex microbial traits from genomes and metagenomes, and/or (2) building mathematical models of microbial
community dynamics
www.microbialgamut.com/mGAMUT_postd...
community dynamics
www.microbialgamut.com/mGAMUT_postd...
www.microbialgamut.com
September 10, 2026 at 6:25 PM
My lab is hiring two(!) postdocs interested in (1) building trait prediction models capable of resolving complex microbial traits from genomes and metagenomes, and/or (2) building mathematical models of microbial
community dynamics
www.microbialgamut.com/mGAMUT_postd...
community dynamics
www.microbialgamut.com/mGAMUT_postd...
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My lab is HIRING - we have an opening for a #postdoc focused on marine invertebrate symbioses & evolution (heavy focus on microbial -Omics and bioinformatics, but lots of fun fieldwork opportunities too!) Full position info here: www.biklab.org/join-the-lab Please help spread the word! #SymbioSky
August 14, 2026 at 9:13 PM
My lab is HIRING - we have an opening for a #postdoc focused on marine invertebrate symbioses & evolution (heavy focus on microbial -Omics and bioinformatics, but lots of fun fieldwork opportunities too!) Full position info here: www.biklab.org/join-the-lab Please help spread the word! #SymbioSky
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Alright now that I’m home I guess it’s time to officially announce some really good news:
I have received an NIH R35 MIRA!! This award will fund five years of research in my group using Aiptasia to study context dependency and GxGxE interactions in animal-microbe symbioses!
I have received an NIH R35 MIRA!! This award will fund five years of research in my group using Aiptasia to study context dependency and GxGxE interactions in animal-microbe symbioses!
July 27, 2026 at 8:32 PM
Alright now that I’m home I guess it’s time to officially announce some really good news:
I have received an NIH R35 MIRA!! This award will fund five years of research in my group using Aiptasia to study context dependency and GxGxE interactions in animal-microbe symbioses!
I have received an NIH R35 MIRA!! This award will fund five years of research in my group using Aiptasia to study context dependency and GxGxE interactions in animal-microbe symbioses!
My lab at @stonybrooku.bsky.social Dept of Ecology & Evolution is recruiting a 2-year Postdoc! They will split time between genomics and symbiosis dynamics of cnidarians 🪸, and the development of STAGdb. Start date as early as Sept 2026.
Please share this post with anyone who might be a great fit!
Please share this post with anyone who might be a great fit!
Postdoctoral Associate
Click the link provided to see the complete job description.
stonybrooku.taleo.net
July 27, 2026 at 4:33 PM
My lab at @stonybrooku.bsky.social Dept of Ecology & Evolution is recruiting a 2-year Postdoc! They will split time between genomics and symbiosis dynamics of cnidarians 🪸, and the development of STAGdb. Start date as early as Sept 2026.
Please share this post with anyone who might be a great fit!
Please share this post with anyone who might be a great fit!
Attending ICRS 2026 in Auckland? Want to learn how we streamline coral genotype tracking? Join us (me, Kim De Luca and @ibaums.bsky.social) for an interactive workshop on Standard Tools for Acroporid Genotyping Database (STAGdb)!
#ICRS2026 #CoralRestoration #Bioinformatics #ConservationGenetics
#ICRS2026 #CoralRestoration #Bioinformatics #ConservationGenetics
June 24, 2026 at 3:21 PM
Attending ICRS 2026 in Auckland? Want to learn how we streamline coral genotype tracking? Join us (me, Kim De Luca and @ibaums.bsky.social) for an interactive workshop on Standard Tools for Acroporid Genotyping Database (STAGdb)!
#ICRS2026 #CoralRestoration #Bioinformatics #ConservationGenetics
#ICRS2026 #CoralRestoration #Bioinformatics #ConservationGenetics
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After a searing ocean heat wave in 2023, two of the most historically important coral species in Florida are functionally extinct from the state’s reef, scientists have found.
Staghorn and Elkhorn Coral Are Functionally Extinct Off Florida, Researchers Say
Elkhorn and staghorn coral are now functionally extinct around the state, researchers say, meaning they no longer play any significant role in their ecosystem.
nyti.ms
October 23, 2025 at 9:05 PM
After a searing ocean heat wave in 2023, two of the most historically important coral species in Florida are functionally extinct from the state’s reef, scientists have found.
Big day in the lab..Demi Carballosa successfully defended her Masters thesis 🎉 A solid first act for the rest of the lab to follow. We will miss her 🥹 but can’t wait to see what she does next. 🪸
October 22, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Big day in the lab..Demi Carballosa successfully defended her Masters thesis 🎉 A solid first act for the rest of the lab to follow. We will miss her 🥹 but can’t wait to see what she does next. 🪸
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Florida elkhorn corals need active genetic help to handle climate change, they cannot do it on their own. The risk is far less than the risk of doing nothing. 🌏🧪https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14920439 @coralconsortium.bsky.social
Safeguarding Florida's Coral Reefs: The Urgency of Assisted Gene Flow for Elkhorn Coral Conservation
The devastating 2023 heatwave is the latest in a series of disasters that has decimated the Florida population of elkhorn coral (Acropora palmata) to a critically low level, pushing this species to a ...
doi.org
February 28, 2025 at 2:28 PM
Florida elkhorn corals need active genetic help to handle climate change, they cannot do it on their own. The risk is far less than the risk of doing nothing. 🌏🧪https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14920439 @coralconsortium.bsky.social