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In this house, we do science. #science #welovescience #wedoscience #crystalgrowing #experimentin’ #crystalsarecool #geology #geologyrocks #futurescientist #lovemynephew (at Chetek, Wisconsin) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpxRmGRA5VC/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=iuig5dv0jn4q
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Betul Kacar is a postdoctoral scientist interested in understanding how history influences future evolutionary trajectories. She and her undergrads combine molecular phylogeny with experimental evolution and engineer modern bacterial chromosomes with ancient proteins inferred through ancestral sequence reconstruction studies.
Photo Credit: Lily Tran (Georgia Tech)
Dr. Brandy Toner (left), Professor at University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, and Rebecca Sims (right), Research Assistant in the Toner lab, analyze hydrothermal plume particles for iron redox states at the 10.3.2 beamline at the Advance Light Source in Berkeley, CA.
Photo taken by Colleen Hoffman (1 year grad student in the Toner lab) in Nov. 2013
How are humans related to other mammals? What health issues do we share? Rough Rock Community School, Rough Rock, AZ, 2009 Donna DeNoble, Science teacher.
Sofia Viniegra, Jon Sanders, and Aniek Ivens are biologists interested in the division of labor, interspecific partnerships, and the ecology of mutualisms. In this photo, from the biannual meeting of social insect researchers in the Northeast USA, they are learning how to dissect ants to find out about the diversity of their microbial endosymbionts. The next meeting like this will be held in Philadelphia this spring, click here for more details. There's also a map of social insect researchers worldwide. Photo taken at the Rockefeller University field station in Millbrook, NY by James Waters. This is what scientists look like!
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Nothing interesting about the lid’s underside just yet. (I’m on the left.)
Sonia Leon, at The Field Museum, georeferencing neotropical mantid specimens from the museum's collection in order to produce species distribution maps. Photo by James Waters.
Andrew Tilman and James Watson working on a theoretical ecology model for the interactions between fishermen, public policy, and marine biodiversity at Princeton University. Photo by James Waters.
