It's the last day of our inaugural Summer Institute on #ScientificTeaching ! Hear from Martha Mullally, Carleton University's Chair of Teaching Innovation, and participants as they share their experiences from this transformative week. #TeachingExcellence #StudentSuccess #AcademicTwitter

My FIRST first author paper is officially published!🥳

Five months under ice: biologging reveals behaviour patterns of overwintering freshwater turtles is out now in Canadian Journal of Zoology!

Have you ever wondered what turtles do in the winter?? Well let me tell you!

Made it to Ottawa to start my new job with Heath MacMillan and Sue Bertram and I saw my first melanistic grey squirrel

Thank you NSERC / CRSNG for making me a Banting Postdoc Researcher! Also, thank you to my many mentors who helped make my application the best it could be! If you need me, I'll be fly birds in the wind tunnel @BirdsWesternU Western Biology! 🐦
#bantingcanada

News and Views on our new paper in nature by Dr. Susana Clusella-Trullas: The point of no return for species facing heatwaves 🔥

nature.com/articles/d4158…
Michael Ørsted Johannes Overgaard Tobias Wang

New pre-print is now up where we investigated locust gut epithelial permeability in vivo and ex vivo at low temperatures! This work is the product of part of Kaylen Brzezinski's MSc research, as well as mine. Big shoutout to a great group of people who were a part of this >>>

In a bit of an odd transition period this term but look I have a profile on the lab website! Very excited to be joining Heath MacMillan at Carleton University, can’t wait to be able to dive into some different but very cool new science 😊

I’m super excited to share my first first-author paper out today in PNASNews!

Is brain function limiting tolerance to high temperatures?
Is there enough oxygen for the brain?

We tested this in a series of five experiments in zebrafish.
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Postdoc position in insect physiology with a wonderful cohesive, collaborative, and supportive group of insect physiologists with great ties between academic and applied (government - USDA) research. 12/10, would recommend prd.hcm.ndus.edu/psc/recruit/EM…

A new PhD position is open in the MacMillan and Bertram labs at the intersection of nutritional ecology, integrative physiology and insect farming. Follow the link for more info: static1.squarespace.com/static/522726b… Carleton Biology CSZ-SCZ, SICB Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry, APS Comparative and Evolutionary Physiology, Sue Bertram

Today is the final day of the Insect Biotechnology Conference paluzzi.lab.yorku.ca/ibc/. TRIA-FoR members from the MacMillan Lab macmillanlab.com have been attending. Heath MacMillan

Check out this fantastic coverage of my PhD research by the Carleton University Community Engagement team

challenge.carleton.ca/cricket-protei…

Carleton Biology

Now in CSZ-SCZ Blog! The first in a hopefully long series about the experiences of parents and other primary caregivers in science.

blog.csz-scz.ca/2022/03/28/car…

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Last-minute, fully funded MSc opportunity in our group Carleton Biology! #Urban #ecology of #bats , in collaboration with The Toronto Zoo and Toby Thorne. Field work (paid) starts May 2022; MSc starts Sept 2022. Apply by March 30. Details:
christinadavy.wordpress.com/about/opportun…

#UpdatesFromTheField Jessica Robichaud (M.Sc Carleton University) worked on 2 projects during the 2021 field season at QUBS! In the spring, Jess collected Northern map turtles from Lake Opinicon and analyzed data from radio tags to understand this species' wintering habits.

Please RT! We are hiring! Assistant Professor in Comparative Biomechanics of Vertebrates! SICB SICBDCB_DVM jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/588819/ass…

The EAB #biocontrol lab at USDA-ARS BIIRU in Newark, DE is hiring! Do you have a bachelor's degree or higher? Are you interested in rearing #parasitoids and running experiments? See ad for more details: careers.umass.edu/amherst/en-us/…

Review has started but we are still accepting applications.

UMaine is also now an R1!

And still have a Stellar's Sea-Eagle hanging around the state 🦅!!!

Areas of interest include endocrinology, eco-immunology, and neurobiology using either field or lab-based studies.