Palaeobotany | Scicomm | Associate Prof in Plant Science, Nottingham, UK | Vogon poet | Views my own | She/her
Dr Susannah Lydon
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TONIGHT: public meeting on the future of higher education in Sheffield.
Job cuts and restructures are threatening both universities and the city that depends on them.
Hear from Abtisam Mohamed MP and TUC regional secretary Dave Pike, and have your say. Register below!
Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Plant Physiology // Umeå
www.slu.se/en/about-slu...
The subject area for the position is plant physiology with a focus on RNA biology, primarily in trees.
#BotanyJobs
Because I’m so rock n roll, while I was watching the football last night I did some infographics about the actual movement of local councillors on refukked.lovable.app
It feeds from opencouncildata and you can see it by tapping further statistical analysis
"This is your captain speaking, so stop whatever you're doing and pay attention. First of all I see from our instruments that we have a couple of hitch hikers aboard. Hello wherever you are. I just want to make it totally clear that you are not at all welcome."
Whale Necropolis, and weird fishes. Glorious chewy carcasses, the real circle of life:
‘we report a vast whale necropolis extending 1,200 km along the floor of the Indian Ocean, comprising 5 modern whale-fall communities and 476 fossil cetaceans.’
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
When did liverwort oil body cells originate? Here, Susan and I provide quantitative evidence that they emerged by at least the Middle Devonian (~390 Ma!), shedding light on a key anti-herbivory defense mechanism of early land plants!
Bit of a one two punch from the Nottingham Post today. Student's are already at their wits' end with this administration's unwillingness to negotiate with out members and now their data has been breached. Leadership desperately needs to get their act together and actually lead.
There's a great production of Little Shop Of Horrors at Derby Theatre until 20 June, if you are in the area and like catchy musicals where the plant wins 🖤
Glad to see this little review published! Do you want to read about the challenges of integrating molecular and fossil data in plants? Check this out for free! With amazing illustrations by Emma Antonena
doi.org/10.1016/j.cu...
