Our paper on the #seasonal correlates of #behaviour, physiology and #lifehistory in wild populations of #buryingbeetles is out now in @Ecol_Evol! https://t.co/tTpeH1xtJ4

Introducing "The SORTEE Guidelines for Data and Code Quality Control in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology" The first standardised set of data editor guidelines. Led by SORTEE with input from numerous data editors across ecology and evolution. 🔗 https://t.co/hOYnS10vlP

🌿Under the mentorship of @gauri_gharpure and @IssarSwastika, the initiative began with interactive presentations on ecology, followed by a nature walk led by the Research and Collections team at NCBS—sparking curiosity and real-world observation. (2/4)

📢We are excited to launch the Indica School of Field Ecology and Conservation, generously supported by a grant from the Murty Trust! It aims to provide immersive, field-based training for PhD students, early-career researchers, conservation practitioners, & forest managers.🧵👇

Very excited to publicly share news about a new tool, Papercheck, that Lisa DeBruine and me started to develop more than a year ago! In an introductory blog post, we explain our philosophy to automatically check scientific papers for best practices.

It’s TIIIiiiiiIIImmEee 🎶 We are back for the 2025 edition of the #EvoBioCC 🥳💚✨ Register to our free online course on Evolutionary Biology, focused on supporting the dreams of Global South students hoping to build their careers in the field, here: https://t.co/QHtKi5Nxs6

Pint of Science, the global science festival- hugely popular across Europe & beyond, has finally arrived in India! 🍻🧬 Catch NCBS researchers @IssarSwastika @jobinvarughese @nishantnaraya15 sharing their cool science stories at Bengaluru's favourite hangout spots! Know more👇

Finding out whether gravity – and therefore space-time itself – is quantum in nature has long been thought impossible. But innovative new ideas might be about to help answer this crucial question

Death is a ubiquitous driver of global ecosystems and supports a captivating diversity of living organisms. Looking forward to talking about how death begets life @pintofscienceIN next week! 🪲🍸 #scienceisforeveryone #Pint25 https://t.co/dlM1YGIxMk

New #SORTEEjournalclub post alert! Tara A. Pelletier & Camilo Andrés Calderón Acevedo discuss the opportunities & challenges associated with using open-sourced genetic data for large-scale biogeography research. https://t.co/WTdMlcEHtB

If you're still looking for inspiration on how to dye your #Easter Eggs, I would love to draw your attention to our updated chart of #dinosaur egg colors! 🦕🦖🐣🥚🟠🔵

Looking for grants to fund your next exciting ecological project?  Take a look at our BES grants! We’re here to support young researchers with innovative ideas and projects that might not receive funding elsewhere. If you have an ecological research project, we’ve got the

Ane Liv Berthelsen & @rebeccas_chen emphasise the pre-publication error correction potential of open data in our latest #SORTEEjournal club post: 🔗 https://t.co/oRL9UgsDY2

Axolotls rack up tens of millions of views on YouTube and TikTok and star in video games. How did the gelatinous species of salamander rise from Mexico’s canals to become a worldwide celebrity? https://t.co/OM9UBncwPJ

Online now: Keystone niche individuals: some are more unequal than others https://t.co/hqjhJwUVCW

In our latest #SORTEEjournalclub blog post, authors @Direnzolab, Ephraim M. Hanks and @aveamphibious present a step-by-step guide to understanding complex models using data simulations, including how to use simulations effectively. 🔗 https://t.co/b1uDdXHKC9

The world population grew fast over the last 60 years, but farmers grew fruits and vegetables even faster— For almost all of human history, food was scarce for nearly everyone. The reason for this perpetual scarcity was that whenever food production increased, it did not lead to

In their 2022 @EcographyJourna paper, Palacio et al. suggest an 8-step protocol to make trait-based ecology more standardized and reproducible. Learn more about this roadmap in our latest blog post by authors @stefanomammola1 & @facupalacio12 🔗 https://t.co/ORbDeS0H11

Latest work from our group @Esoftbio @NCBS_Bangalore, led by Sree @padmanabh97, is out today in @NatureComms! In colab with @DeepaAgashe @c_kurzthaler we report that the physical confinement acts as a selective pressure on bacterial growth in 3D! [1/16] https://t.co/VErWWENCL9

I'm grateful to @stjohnscam @CamZoology @CamPhilSoc and The Leche Trust for funding support. And to #SantanderUniversities for the #InternationalMobility Award which facilitated travel and collaborations @univ_spn!

Special thanks to my co-authors who made this possible! Our work is a result of field and laboratory experiments carried out during my doctoral research @BuryingBeetle lab @CamZoology, in collaboration with @EttorrePatrizia & Chloé Leroy @LEEC_USPN