@jasonrohr.bsky.social
Great work by my PhD candidate Gracie Hedgpeth at ND-LEEF Science Sunday! 🐸
Bringing freshwater ecology out of the lab and teaching our community how to identify local amphibian species is a core part of what we do at @rohrecologylab.bsky.social.
#SciSky #ScienceOutreach #DiseaseEcology
Bringing freshwater ecology out of the lab and teaching our community how to identify local amphibian species is a core part of what we do at @rohrecologylab.bsky.social.
#SciSky #ScienceOutreach #DiseaseEcology
🌿 Highlights from ND-LEEF Science Sunday (Sept 27)!
We had a fantastic time at this year's Science Sunday at the Notre Dame Linked Experimental Ecosystem Facility (ND-LEEF), featuring Rohr Lab PhD candidate Gracie Hedgpeth! 🧵👇
We had a fantastic time at this year's Science Sunday at the Notre Dame Linked Experimental Ecosystem Facility (ND-LEEF), featuring Rohr Lab PhD candidate Gracie Hedgpeth! 🧵👇
October 9, 2026 at 3:46 PM
Great work by my PhD candidate Gracie Hedgpeth at ND-LEEF Science Sunday! 🐸
Bringing freshwater ecology out of the lab and teaching our community how to identify local amphibian species is a core part of what we do at @rohrecologylab.bsky.social.
#SciSky #ScienceOutreach #DiseaseEcology
Bringing freshwater ecology out of the lab and teaching our community how to identify local amphibian species is a core part of what we do at @rohrecologylab.bsky.social.
#SciSky #ScienceOutreach #DiseaseEcology
Really impressive recent paper by @colincarlson.bsky.social, Tamma Carleton & colleagues in Nature on the past and future effects of anthropogenic climate change on childhood malaria in Africa. 🧵👇
September 30, 2026 at 9:23 PM
Really impressive recent paper by @colincarlson.bsky.social, Tamma Carleton & colleagues in Nature on the past and future effects of anthropogenic climate change on childhood malaria in Africa. 🧵👇
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No one cares and there are honestly plenty of scientists who use the same language when I'm not there to be the sheriff of disease ecology. Whole field is rotten.
September 25, 2026 at 8:27 PM
No one cares and there are honestly plenty of scientists who use the same language when I'm not there to be the sheriff of disease ecology. Whole field is rotten.