RT @ArcticStationUC: Welcome to the German - Danish marine research project GreenHAB. After a long sampling day, Lutz and Domi are preparin….

RT @UniKonstanz: With a new facility funded by the Gips-Schüle Foundation, researchers at the #UniKonstanz's Limnological Institute can now….

We are looking for 3 postdocs to work on questions of the evolution of symbiosis and intragenotypic variation in the context of species interactions

RT @molecology: Our latest special issue on rapid adaptation is now published!.Check out the editorial by Tellier, Hodgins, Stephan, & Stuk….

Postdoc position: Competition and invasion of HABs in the Arctic.

RT @lineamuhsal: @pjboynton talking about community interactions of fungi in nature. They can not only kill each other, but also facilitate….

Meet @BecksLab at #SIL100BERLIN: @RichardWilander will present tomorrow 9:20 (room Reservoir) and talk about traits of resurrected phytoplankton from Lake Constance.

RT @SSerenaDing: 👋📢 Job Alert! We are looking for a technician and a C. elegans postdoc to study nematode collective behaviour 🪱🔬👩‍🔬🧑‍🔬📷💻.….

RT @Lufpa: It is my absolute pleasure to host @GenMig for our #DSSS @MPI_Bio seminar! Regardless of your affiliation, drop us an email if y….

RT @HorasElena: Here, @sarahmetzger, Barbara Platzer, @Joe_B_Kelly, @BecksLab and I worked on understanding the conditions under which a fr….

RT @FridaBen_Ami: New #PhDposition opening in our lab, starting October 2022!.#hostparasite. #ecologyevolution, #Coevolution,.#daphnia http….

This is possible because predator growth depends on the quantity and quality of prey, and degraded environments lead to lower predator density, which reduces selection on inedible prey and increases edible prey.

Ruben shows a previously overlooked mechanism that allows predators to survive despite environmental degradation. The predator is saved from extinction by the evolution of its prey. .

Summary from the first paper from Rubens PhD thesis as part of #DynaTrait: Drastic environmental changes can threaten the survival of species, and their continued existence depends on the possibility of evolutionary adaptation to the new environment.

Change in prey genotype frequency rescues predator from extinction | Royal Society Open Science

RT @QueerInEcoEvo: We had such a great time with you. Thanks for everyone who contributed to the first Queer in EEB last week. We'll be bac….

Many thanks to both of you for your great talks at the @QueerInEcoEvo.

Deadline for abstract submission extended till 31. May 2022.

Quantification of giant virus and virophage in mixed samples: Great work led by Ana del Arco and in collaboration with @the_fischer_lab.