We’re delighted to congratulate @katrina_lythgoe (Professor of Infectious Disease) and @Rob_SalGo (Professor of Ecology) on being awarded the title of Full Professor by @UniofOxford. A testament to their incredible research, teaching, and leadership. https://t.co/byUqejbdhe

I’ve been promoted to Full Professor of Ecology. Thx for the vast support, excellent mentorship, many collaborations, & inspiration I’ve received from so many people over the years: family, mentors, students, colleagues, and friends. Looking forward to the next chapter

Deadline for the EvoDemoS conference 2 wks away! Join us at @PembrokeOxford @UniofOxford to discuss the breath and depth of demographic theory and applications in Sept https://t.co/G44PWDgLqD Please retweet @Demografia_CSIC @MPIDRnews @OxfordBiology @OxfordDemSci @BritishEcolSoc

Early bird rego ending in a couple few hours…

Only 11 days left to the early-bird registration deadline for the 10th annual Evolutionary Demography Society @PembrokeOxford 22-24 Sept 2025. https://t.co/G44PWDgLqD. Please retweet @OxfordBiology @OxfordDemSci @UniofOxford @BritishEcolSoc @ESA_org @MPIDRnews @OxfordDemSci

Sponsored by @JEcology @AnimalEcology & @Ecology_Letters

Registration to the 10th annual Evolutionary Demography Society is now open. See you all at @PembrokeOxford 22-24 Sept 2025. Early bird ends April 15th: https://t.co/G44PWDgLqD. Please retweet @OxfordBiology @OxfordDemSci @UniofOxford @BritishEcolSoc @ESA_org @MPIDRnews

Getting a lot of weird/inappropriate stuff here in @X, including political propaganda and porn. I’m moving to @bluesky - see ya! @robsalgo.bsky.social

New Paper- Using UAVs to estimate body volume at scale for ecological monitoring! Super excited to share that my Master's research with @KatrinaJDavis and first ever paper has been published in @MethodsEcolEvol! 🦭 https://t.co/LjGU2jHXdq

Some species are difficult to get close to, but drones can navigate this issue and avoid disturbing animals 🦭 New research from @Eco_Stone1 @KatrinaJDavis will improve our ability to monitor species and help us make effective conservation decisions 👇 https://t.co/ysoT36l9J7

Farewell Ireland. Unparalleled thinking abilities post lake kayaking #sabbatical

Check out the @OxfordBiology blog about our recent @AnimalEcology publication on planarian mortality, led by @jacquesdeere, with Penelope Holland and @AzizAboobaker

Study with @michaelgiolai out now in @ScienceMagazine 🥳🥳! We find evidence for a trade-off between investment in molecular defense repertoires and growth in wild plants but not in agricultural plants https://t.co/YR71M8IVnK @ERC_Research @SuomenAkatemia @snsf_ch @RECecochange

A story in three acts: Seconds before Faust slaps Manon, and Manon tries to retaliate to -unfortunately- scratch poor @KatrinaJDavis in the face @CliffsofMoherIE

Planaria – flatworms which are often studied due to their supposed 'immortality' – are indeed mortal New research from @jacquesdeere @Rob_SalGo @AzizAboobaker shows they can suffer stress and death when resources are not optimal 👇 https://t.co/TlTgK8aisX

Para los hispano-parlantes, aquí ahí un sumario de las investigaciones de @JoshAFirth y mías propias sobre el papel de la socialidad en la senescencia de especies animales https://t.co/G6IkUOSdxF @infobae @OxfordBiology

Paper re-submitted… time for a gentle walk in the Bridges of Ross #motorhome #sabbatical

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More buddies, more birthdays! 🐾 By comparing 152 species, a new study finds that social species tend to live longer, mature later, and have more chances to reproduce than solitary animals! They also handle gradual changes better but aren’t necessarily more resilient to sudden