coline-micro.bsky.social
Associate professor in soil microbial ecology #bacteria #fungi - fascinated by mycorrhizal fungi - working at UniLaSalle, Rouen
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Les photos sont magnifiques!
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OMG! That is huge! I hope you are well, but also, congratulations! Very impressive!
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You have NINE chapters??
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I will find the time to read this!! Thank you for the open access! Looks really interesting.
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Amazing!
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I don't know if you want to stay in Norway, but for jobs/postdoc related to ecology in France: sfecologie.org/sfecodiff/
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Totally understand, COST favours young people though. Hope we can keep that in mind to implement at some point.
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Honestly don't know, but would seem highly relevant to me and so many other scientists I'm sure! Some COST actions or work packages involve databases and tools.
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Actually, you know what? @vdveenb.bsky.social what about a COST action? Maybe that could work to finance it?
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It definitely is! I was wondering why there are green spores? @aguilart.bsky.social
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You should follow the story or understand the research just by looking at the figures
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"Life", sometimes I wonder if we are to binary.
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Très bon article, qui fournit pleins d'informations! Passer des champi-zombi aux maladies des plantes, puis à l'humain, au One Health. Tout ça avec une lecture facile. Chapeau!
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Where are the protist experts? We need answers haha
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I'm not sûure, but it's the way they move.
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Are those protists? They look like rotifera.
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I just googled "head louse", to find out that you were talking about lice (which apparently is the plural, but only term I ever heard haha). Yes, I would find difficult to support that species as well!!
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I do a tutorial in class with my students. In groups, they have to find arguments (role in ecosystem, economy, population size...) to allocate money to preserve a species. We use the IUCN website to find info, and then we vote. Elephant almost always wins compared to the shark, axolotl and vulture.
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There is money for making science accessible to citizens, there should be funds to make science accessible to scientists as well... haha!
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Thanks for sharing such resource, I will have a look!
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That's a shame, but maybe the authors of that website will update. That would be great
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Definitely! Do you know any resource that share/compile those new methods?
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Shoot, once again, I don't have access. Nature is too expensive for my Institute :(
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Amazing, could you add me? :)
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They are "perce-neige" fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perce-n... they grow in winter, really beautiful