"The project required a certain amount of craziness,” says @sara_mmendes, who took on a huge--*huge*--literature review for her dissertation.

"Evidence of European seed dispersal crisis" from network and conservation analysis of plants spread by birds, mammals, and other creatures.

Truth is almost stranger than fiction.... ‘Cocaine sharks’ found in waters off Brazil | Science | AAAS

Exciting to see our preprint covered in @ScienceMagazine by @erikstokstad. This was such a fun project, exploring the world of microbial diversity inside living trees! More than 1 trillion microbes live inside the average tree trunk | Science | AAAS

Brilliant article by @erikstokstad in @ScienceMagazine on the wonders of Watkins collection, looked after by @JohnInnesCentre. @bofinfarmers now has 2 projects with farmer-led trials of these intriguing wheats @slimersproject & @_truth_project Join us

🌾 Excellent to see the results from 10-years of analysis of the AE Watkins landrace wheat collection led by Simon Griffiths & Shifeng Chen. 🪙 Read more about the significance of the ‘Gold mine’ it uncovers by @erikstokstad @ScienceMagazine https://t.co/sakkhlHn3v

How much stuff does it take to not be poor? About 6 tons per year | Science | AAAS https://t.co/feNutz09L6 Our work featured by @erikstokstad @ScienceMagazine

Light pollution is rapidly increasing worldwide, causing serious harm to the natural world, human health, and astronomy. This week, a special issue of @ScienceMagazine discusses the damaging effects of light pollution and how to tackle it. https://t.co/n0p8gJeQr0

“It’s elegant, because it’s relatively simple,” says Siva Thambisetty, an expert in IP law @LSELaw and an adviser to the chair of a coalition of 134 developing countries. “Developing countries want a respectful settlement,” she adds. “Nobody wants a handout.” #BBNJ

A mortifying interview. An important wake up call. A chance to try something new. Here are our most read personal essays by scientists in 2022. @ScienceMagazine #ScienceTwitter #AcademicChatter https://t.co/0TdKiw7d0I

A reflective November scene from the Garden to mark today's #RemembranceDay

Are you a journalism major interested in getting more science journalism experience? Apply for the Diverse Voices Science Journalism internship at @NewsfromScience. We're looking for *three* people to join us next summer! More details here: https://t.co/6OE3l0n88C #divsciwri

Young bumblebees enjoy rolling around on balls, @SamadiHGD & @LChittka have discovered. Could it be play?

And if you like lava flows, you'll love this video:

Impressive video and new insights from a study of Kīlauea destructive eruption in 2018. https://t.co/uw73JqUXJR

An endangered lagoon in Europe has been granted personal legal rights.

President Joe Biden’s administration has announced that, by the end of 2025, federal agencies must make papers that describe taxpayer-funded work freely available to the public as soon as the final peer-reviewed manuscript is published.

Bioengineering soybean plants to improve regulation of photoprotection—a natural process that enables plants to cope with excess absorbed light energy—improved soybean seed yield by up to 33% in field trials. Read that study and more this week in Science: https://t.co/0SmI5qA2CI

Not sure about the salad, but everything else in the solar system looks delicious. HT @scchak

Senate climate deal's pathway to 40% emission cuts passes muster, say energy system modelers. https://t.co/yCMbOjzfl7