Soil biodiversity and ecology: especially termites, ants, earthworms, and beetles. Particularly experimental manipulations of ecosystem engineers.
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15 Nov 2024
This my last post on twitter. I have moved to Bluesky, with the same handle, red-termite
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25 Jun 2024
Global Change Biology | Environmental Change Journal | Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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25 Jun 2024
New paper showing the difficulty of estimating termite methane fluxes, led by @Stephanie_JLaw
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5 Jun 2024
I’m really proud to share that our paper on the diversity of social complexity in termites has been published!!!
5 Jun 2024
The diversity of social complexity in termites #ProcB #OpenAccess ow.ly/L8tK50S9iWe #Evolution #DevelopmentalBiologu
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27 Dec 2023
Who the hell drinks wine by the pint anyhow? No one. No living person does this.
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29 Nov 2023
SUPER COOL PhD advert!
Ants🐜, mountains⛰️, 4x4🚗, insect personality🎭, all @cardiffuni🏴.
Co-supervised by me, @HanMGriffiths, @red_termite, and Prof Robertson @UPTuks. Please share widely / get in touch!
Details: bishoptraitslab.com/opportun…
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10 Jul 2023
New paper from our New Forest work. Burning isn't always for the best besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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3 Apr 2023
We are hiring a three year postdoc to understand tropical insect dynamics through time. Please share!
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ALT Daintree canopy crane est 1998. Photo: Nigel Stork
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16 Mar 2023
What controls fallen wood decay in the 🇦🇺tropics? Mainly wood traits & their impact on microbes. But termites are also important decomposers in rainforest
@AmyZanne @red_termite @Stephanie_JLaw @AWCheesman @DrBeccasBugs @LucasCernusak @StevenDAllison besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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7 Jan 2023
Nice to see continued coverage of our study on the possible impacts of climate change on termite activity around the world. washingtonpost.com/world/202…
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19 Oct 2022
Pleased to announce that our new paper (and my first published PhD chapter) is out in the world this week! besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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4 Oct 2022
Today we've welcomed the first of our visiting lecturers, Paul Eggleton of the @NHM_London, talking to the group about all things #dictyoptera
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26 Sep 2022
Climate change is GREAT for termites! Wait what is this? | First Dog on the Moon theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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22 Sep 2022
Termite sensitivity to temperature affects global wood decay rates science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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31 Aug 2022
This week I had an email from someone I didn't know asking me to look at their paper as "we need you to paraphrase it to decline similarity"
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24 Aug 2022
I came across this in a paper ). "A fail-safe number (2480461) was estimated by the Rosenthal Approach, which was larger than 5 k 10 (k means no. of observations), supporting a dataset without publication bias."
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24 Aug 2022
with this in mind I would like to challenge people to get this truly meaningless sentence into a published paper: To test for Frangibility we used Prewitt’s Test of Smudginess
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24 Aug 2022
I was wondering how many apparently meaningless sentences got through the technical parts of papers?