CG Partridge
@partridgecg.bsky.social
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Molecular ecologist, eDNA, invasive species, she/her
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I'm just a girl, standing in front of a hemlock woolly adelgid population, asking it how much genetic variation is present.
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I swear snakemake is just randomly throwing jobs into the SLURM queue with no rhyme or reason.
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Me: Omg, this snakemake pipeline is going to be so much faster. Snakemake: All your files are wrong and nothing is going to work.
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I've been fighting with this code all day and I don't think I have any energy left.
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Terrestrial Ecology Research Group - TUM
8 days ago
We currently are looking for a postdoctoral research associate (3 years with possibility to extend) with experience in community ecology, and ideally a good match with our group profile; biodiversity, land use change and urban ecology. Please share for max reach
www.lss.ls.tum.de/fileadmin/w0...
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Do I need a little laptop that can be constantly hooked up to the HPC and running jobs or do I just want a yellow macbook neo?
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Colin Carlson
about 15 hours ago
Still looking for any of these!!!! Thank you!!!!
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Society for the Study of Evolution
1 day ago
In-person talk submission deadline extended to May 3 for
#Evol2026
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Mike Feigin đ„Ż
1 day ago
Wow. To all those throwing up their hands and saying âwhat can we do?,â read this thread. Colette is a freaking grad student (complimentary). What is your excuse?
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Elizabeth Jacobs, PhD
1 day ago
The amazing
@jeremyfaust.bsky.social
got the CDC paper that Jay Bhattacharya censored, which shows that the COVID19 vaccine was at least 53% effective in reducing hospitalizations. Why doesnât Bhattacharya want the public to see it? IMO itâs because it proves him wrong, and he is a weak man.
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Why is bioinformatics so hard?? I just wanted to be a molecular ecologist.
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Dear FedEx.... W...T...F????
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That moment you realize you and the IT guy are searching the same Github pages to try to solve your issue.
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Seeing my colleagues take admin jobs and I'm just like.....
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Fun times.....
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Annual review came back today. Of course the one thing I'm most sensitive about was mentioned and now I'm spiraling. Thanks, anxiety brain.
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Starting to understand how people become conspiracy theorists
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Jacquelyn Gill
3 days ago
Last Friday, Trump fired the National Science Board. The NSB is made up of distinguished scientists whose job is to oversee the National Science Foundation, setting research priorities by thinking beyond election cycles. It was designed to be independent. We don't know what this means, but it's bad.
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Trump Fired The Entire National Science Board. Here's Why That Matters
Trump fired all 24 members of the National Science Board, the body that oversees NSF. The institutional design that built American science is at stake.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johndrake/2026/04/25/trump-fired-the-entire-national-science-board-heres-why-that-matters/?fbclid=IwY2xjawRa8bZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETF3ZVFEbEpSSkwyOHE0d2Vac3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHiYCIWoSc8T2NKDO-XfVmMjul4lYLv465DOlVZ0rJh1DcaQUusOMDJn7YC6B_aem_kRgMP20M9m_1VzOO_f-deA
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Christopher Rose
3 days ago
I literally cannot think of anything that better encapsulates the state of journalism in this country than the fact that this happened at a dinner with hundreds of reporters present and no one knows what happened.
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Doll Tearsheet
3 days ago
Pour one out for the Hilton staff who are working perhaps the worst shift in food service history rn.
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Nathan Kalmoe (he/him)
3 days ago
Regular reminder (unfortunately)
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The Washington Post
3 days ago
Breaking news: Multiple scientists who serve on an independent board established to guide the nationâs nearly $9 billion basic science funding agency were terminated from their positions Friday by President Trump.
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Trump ousts National Science Board members
Members of the independent board that guides the National Science Foundation said they received a notice from the White House that their position was being terminated.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2026/04/25/national-science-board-members-dismissed/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social
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OMG. We may actually make it through these population genomics analyses in time for my MS student to graduate this summer.
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Me: Saying yes to things that are helpful to my community knowing I have 0 time for more things.
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RedPen/BlackPen
13 days ago
Grad school: to be successful in a future career you're going to need to focus on THIS ONE THING for the next 5 years. The actual career in question: you can't focus on one thing for more than 30 minutes at a time and you have to keep switching between 1000 things endlessly
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Mike Boylan-Kolchin
6 days ago
GPS satellites move at 1/100000 the speed of light, causing their clocks to tick slower by 7 microseconds per day, and orbit at a height that makes their clocks tick faster by 45 microseconds per day. Two relativistic effects, both at the 1 part in 10 billion level, both essential for GPS accuracy đ§Ș
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Tim Byrne
6 days ago
Zhang Shan won the gold medal for the mixed skeet shooting event in the 1992 Olympics. The International Shooting Union *immediately* banned women from competing against men.
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Poster abstract for Evolution 2026 submitted. đ
6 days ago
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cait (and adonis)
6 days ago
did Bill Kristol have the opposite of whatever kind of stroke Fetterman had
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Every time I talk to our partners I'm once again amazed at how well eDNA works for tracking invasive species.
6 days ago
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Blood work and dry needling. The number of needles I've been poked with over the past year has to be in the millions (granted that includes 2 tattoos).
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Ryan Marino, MD
6 days ago
People with preexisting conditions also donât deserve to die
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MichaelMcMurray lab
6 days ago
Doing the periodic cleaning of used plasmid miniprep columns and realized in honor of Earth Day it may be worth reminding you molecular biologists: Plasmid miniprep columns can be cleaned and reused essentially indefinitely! Just add 1 M HCl, soak overnight and wash 3x w/ water. Save $ and plastic
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My package has been delayed at customs for over a week. đđđđđ
6 days ago
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Fun times. It looks like my toner only lasts for about 2 washings before I go from gray to orange. (Yes, I'm using purple shampoo & conditioner.)
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Ashton Pittman
6 days ago
Left: How people think Mississippi votes Right: How Mississippi actually votes
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Jon Cooper
7 days ago
Itâs going to be very close, Virginia. Please be sure to go to the polls today and vote YES! Every vote counts!!! đđłïž
#VoteYesVirginiaToday
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Kevin Anchukaitis
7 days ago
'The NSF has only committed $500 million of the $8 billion it was appropriated for the fiscal year, which began on Oct. 1. The NSF will lose the billions of remaining funding if it does not spend it by Sept. 30.'
thehill.com/homenews/adm...
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National Science Foundationâs future in limbo as Trump eyes cuts
The National Science Foundationâs (NSF) future is in limbo as President Trump pushes for more budget cuts and his nominee to helm the research agency awaits Senate confirmation. Since Trumpâs retuâŠ
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5835619-future-nsf-research-limbo/
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Joshua G. Schraiber
8 days ago
This paper is so cool and so important. Rex took a verbal model seriously and showed that it just doesn't so what people say it should do, and it opened up a ton of questions
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My university's push to adopt AI is really demoralizing. Like, why am I even here? Just tell my students to ask ChatGPT for all the answers.
7 days ago
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Margaret Thornton
7 days ago
"The New York Times seems to constantly forget, or just doesnât care, that only about 1% of U.S. college kids attend the dozen so-called Ivy-plus top-tier universities, and that less than 30% attend any type of private university." -
@willbunch.bsky.social
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Why Yaleâs term paper on whatâs wrong with college gets a âD-â | Will Bunch
An Ivy League universityâs report on the loss of faith in higher ed ignores what really killed the American dream of college.
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Maureen Barr
8 days ago
Eugenics
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Chris Rowan
8 days ago
Indifference to process is a pretty good indicator that you donât truly care about the quality of your output - especially if that output is âfactsâ.
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No.
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Question about Github etiquette: I just have a simple question about a pipeline on github that isn't really an issue. And it is probably a dumb question. Should I submit an issue or would it be better just to email the person?
8 days ago
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Maybe it will come when I'm closer to retirement, but I really which I could channel the "I don't give a shit" attitude of some of my colleagues.
8 days ago
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Has anyone come across a cheap or DIY qPCR instrument that can easily be used in the field?
9 days ago
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Leanne C. Powner
10 days ago
I NEED HELP! Please take this quick, meaningless 19 question survey so I can get data for my students to learn stats! I did a similar version a few months ago but missed an important question type. Even if you did the old one, please do it again! Please circulate widely!
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Quick and Meaningless Data Collection
Help me collect some data to use for student examples! The questions on geographic region and gender will only be used for subsetting the data, not for student analysis. No questions are required -âŠ
https://buff.ly/X8YZSTr
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John Wiswell
10 days ago
Tim Curry IS VERY MUCH ALIVE. It is his birthday so he is trending because people are gushing about how great he is, which is deserved.
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teabelly
10 days ago
â Share this message with others.
actionnetwork.org/letters/cong...
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Congress must act: Stop the Forest Service workforce dismantlement
Tens of thousands of U.S. Forest Service employees represented by the National Federation of Federal Employees (NFFE-IAM) are urging members of Congress to oppose the Trump administration's announced ...
https://actionnetwork.org/letters/congress-must-act-stop-the-forest-service-workforce-dismantlement
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Anthony Michael Kreis
10 days ago
This is incredible. Also. Fuck RFK Jr.
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