I'm thrilled to share that I'm moving my lab this summer to @UAZMedTucson to join the excellent faculty in the Department of Cellular & Molecular Medicine.

We got the cover! Lame academic joke aside, I feel lucky to be a part of @NYITAnatomy!

Enjoying presentations today from one of the other @NSF #FAIR #OpenScience #RCN awardees on STEM Education Research 🧐

📣Announcements are in your emails!📣😍 Our first semiannual All-Network Meeting will be taking place November 17 from 1-4 EST. Agenda to include: discussion on the Nelson Memorandum, Working Group Updates, breakout discussion and more! Link to register is in the email.

We are excited to announce a search for an assistant professor in any area of ecology! Come join us in beautiful Tucson! Apply here: https://t.co/YM3owxQLCM

Golly what a productive meeting that was!! Fantastic summary & details from Paul about the missions and deliverables for each of the Working Groups. We were able to build out a pretty full Org Chart! We never even got to the Nelson Memorandum. Stay tuned for the next meeting!

Email has gone out for Thursdays meeting! Topics will be Group Leadership, upcoming calendar, and the Nelson Memorandum. Check your emails and see you Thursday at 3 EST.

Its #SuchianSaturday and the first day of #Croctober! We're about half way through our @AnatRecord Croc Special Issue. That's right, halfway. Today, Gignac et al tackle evolutionary scaling of bite force in crocs: https://t.co/NriRZf9Dih

It's #SuchianSaturday and the first day of #Croctober! Today in our Croc Special Issue, @diceCT, @dorcatherium et al. tackle evolutionary scaling of bite force in crocs: https://t.co/81PLxqGQ8r #CrocAgenda #Croctober @AnatomyOrg Guest Editors: @CrocHolliday & @paleofox

If you’re attending @SVP_vertpaleo #2022SVP, think about who isn’t there. Think about the people - often ECRs - who have been bullied. Think about the people who bullied them. Who is able to attend? Who is welcomed back to the conference? And who has been forced out of the field?

Having a code of conduct and diversity initiatives is meaningless if you won’t take action against bullies. It’s actively harmful to bring people from minoritised backgrounds into an environment where you will not support them. This will not be a safe environment @SVP_vertpaleo

Formal action against bullies is generally a slap on the wrist. Maybe you lose a grant. But you’re still employed. Still have access to research. Still have collaborators who will support you for the rest of your career. The people who are bullied rarely have any of that #2022SVP

The trauma and ramifications of bullying persist for years. Those bullied lose access to their work and face a huge burden to report. Then, when trying to pick up the pieces, they are excluded from conferences and collaborations in favour of the person who bullied them #2022SVP

This post it note wrangler had a great weekend planning awesome science and sooo many abstracts! #sicb2023

Happy National Research Administrator Day! Thank you to all the administrative staff supporting the faculty and researchers at @uarizona

Attention #Anatomy Twitter! My department at University of Arizona is hiring an #anatomist at early OR mid career rank! Primarily medical teaching with opportunities for #MedEd research. https://t.co/EhZM8lAUrr

I won’t lie, I only helped co-edit the @AnatRecord Croc SI for the stickers 🤩

So many great faces at the last 2 NoCTURN Welcome meetings! Thanks everyone for joining us, we are excited to get started. Next big meeting will be in November, sign up for working groups and communities so we can start making progress!

Tomorrow is our NoCTURN welcome/Q&A/introduction meeting at 3 pm EST! Check your emails for the links and please register in advance! The recording will be posted on the Slack.

⏰New paper "Ecological constraints on highly evolvable olfactory receptor genes and morphology in neotropical bats" out in #EarlyView at @journal_evo! 🦇👃 Uniting #RNAseq 🧬and @diceCT of nose 🩻, how bats find plants 🌿 requires both genes and anatomy. https://t.co/zKjoBqMPS3

First, yes, yes you indeed can easily see the olfactory👃 epithelium (OE) in @diceCT tissue (classic spectacular result of staining by @tetaneuron right there). And yes, the OE looks pitiful in the insect feed-ing bats, but no strong signature after controlling for phylogeny.🤔