Public engagement with science increases when people understand who we are and what we do. Share YOUR #fieldwork story. Tweets by @wabarree
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!
What is the biggest misconception people have about your #fieldwork? What do people just not get?
We would love to feature your story and photo on facesoffieldwork.com! You can submit directly on the website! facesoffieldwork.com
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13 Oct 2020
Safe fieldwork strategies for at-risk individuals, their supervisors and institutions | Nature Ecology and Evolution
nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
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21 Aug 2020
Totally agree! Showing the world that field scientists are people first and foremost is what we are all about!
21 Aug 2020
I think stories are important since scientists are really just people who decided to pursue careers in science. This means anyone who wants to do it can, and so today I'm going to talk about my own story a bit. Questions welcome as always!
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19 May 2020
#fieldwork in the Afar of Ethiopia is hard, esp. at Mille-Logya, where outcrops are littered with sharp basalt cobbles that shred tires and boots. But, after years of hard work, today we report new evidence of the environ. context of the origins of Homo!
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Faces of Fieldwork retweeted
18 Mar 2020
Using a camera trap to see what is attracted towards our @goodnaturetraps before setting it up. Amazing to see that tenrec is alo attracted to the rat trap @facesfieldwork
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22 Feb 2020
There is some amazing primate #fieldwork being done by members of the @gwmurraylab. Check out @sean_leezy's work on bonobos, for example!
21 Feb 2020
welcome to twitter @gwmurraylab! Follow this account for updates on cutting edge research in primate behavior and ecology
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21 Feb 2020
Twitter! If you've participated in fieldwork, please could you send me some pictures from your fieldwork that you wouldn't mind me using in a presentation?
I am looking to have photos from a range of difficult disciplines to showcase the diversity of fieldwork! Thank you!
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15 Feb 2020
I feel seen.
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4 Feb 2020
Here is the dining tent where we eat all our meals in the Afar. It’s a very remote place, so we mostly eat simple things like spaghetti and rice. A special treat is when we get hand cut French fries and local goat! #MilleLogya @PAStamos @Zeray_Alemseged @facesfieldwork
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1 Feb 2020
It is hot in the Afar. Really hot. Here we are hunkering down under a rare shade tree taking a quick break from fossil hunting. @facesfieldwork @Zeray_Alemseged @PAStamos @spmcpherron #millelogya
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Faces of Fieldwork retweeted
30 Jan 2020
Hominin fossils are very rare, so most of what we find are the bones of animals that lived alongside early hominins. Here we are excacating the tooth of ~2.5 million year old elephant. @facesfieldwork @Zeray_Alemseged @PAStamos @spmcpherron
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Faces of Fieldwork retweeted
30 Jan 2020
Good morning from the Afar region of Ethiopia! I’m here with @Zeray_Alemseged, @PAStamos and @spmcpherron looking for hominin fossils at the Mille-Logya field project. @facesfieldwork
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18 Jan 2020
Back in the field doing some drift fence survey, caught a #Seychelles skink. Beautiful #reptile @facesfieldwork @SIF_Seychelles
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17 Jan 2020
I am hiring a postdoc to join my lab, starting August 1. I am open to a variety of research methods/approaches to hominin paleoecology in the African Plio-Pleistocene. Applications are due February 10th. Please retweet widely!
gwu.jobs/postings/73598
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Faces of Fieldwork retweeted
16 Jan 2020
#FlashbackThursday to the wonderful #Uganda
#fieldwork @facesfieldwork @eliaskabpin @trienekens @PoppyLamberton
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2 Jan 2020
What would be the “Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat” of fieldwork?
Modified from @ChelseaParlett
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Faces of Fieldwork retweeted
18 Nov 2019
The yellow crazy ants task force in the Seychelles. Great to be back in the field. #girlpower. @facesfieldwork @SIF_Seychelles
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13 Nov 2019
Students with interests in paleoanthropology #fieldwork are encouraged to apply!
13 Nov 2019
are you looking for a BioAnth PhD program and interested in human paleoecology? @gwCASHP
Apply to join our great program! Feel free to contact me with any questions! Application deadline Dec 1st.
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