Carly Lynsdale

Congrats Marc 🤩 Will be excellent to have you back Suomi side!

Currently in the middle of this - the maths in the models is beyond me but it's excellently written and presented, and prime bigger thinking stuff. Super interesting read.

🚨JOB alert🚨

We have three (yes, THREE) 🌟lectureships🌟 advertised in the School of Biological Sciences, University of Bristol.

Broad remit, including #AnimalBehaviour & #GlobalChangeBiology

⏱️Deadline: 8th March 2026
🙏Please circulate widely

😊Come join us!

Full #job details: tinyurl.com/y3us95rc

Hiring for 3 positions: Research Assistant, Field Research Coordinator, and Postdoc I am looking to hire 3 people into my lab this year. I am still doing the paperwork to get the jobs officially posted but I want to send the word out and screen potential applications right away. R…

I am hiring a research assistant (vampire bats), a Panama fieldwork coordinator (vampire bats), and also considering postdoc apps (social behavior, any species): socialbat.org/2026/02/19/h...

Excited to be working (alongside usual grant-writer stuff) as a project manager for ATMOPOLIS! If you're interested in #climatechangeaction #airpollution #noisepollution #monitoring #modelling #socialimpact and #policydevelopment across the #EU, give us a follow! Or just give us a follow anyway 🙂

Is AI really worth its environmental and societal costs?

Join the discussion with @helsus.bsky.social, our lovely speakers Denise Utochin from @hdsai.sund.ku.dk & Sophie Song from @dairinstitute.bsky.social and panelists from The Good AI Lab and University of Helsinki @helsinki.fi!

2️⃣weeks to go!

Join us online on 13–14 November for two days of talks and discussions on animal behavior 🐝🐙🐘
💻 It’s free & open to everyone worldwide, don’t miss out!

The full program is out now, have a look 👇
ablaoc25.sciencesconf.org/resource/pag...

And another! apply apply!

Great PhD opportunity to work with a fantastic scientist and person!

This was an interesting, and different ,way for me to think about forest ecology and biodiversity - thanks #STUE for organising!

Welcome to STUE seminar on 3.4.2025: ‘The stories we tell: Biodiversity, rights and the forest’ | Sustainable Transformation of Urban Environments | Tampere Universities Welcome to STUE seminar ‘The stories we tell: Biodiversity, rights and the forest’ on 3.4.2025 at 14.00-16.30. Please sign up using the form below so we are able to organise enough servings.

Welcome to STUE seminar ‘The stories we tell: Biodiversity, rights and the forest’

Time: 3.4.2025 at 14.00-16.30
Place: Linna K103 Auditorium, Tampere University
Registration: Please sign up so we can organise enough coffee: forms.office.com/e/QZcT6sRDYt

More info: projects.tuni.fi/stue/event/w...

Global impoverishment of natural vegetation revealed by ‘dark diversity’ Back in 2019, we ventured into the field with a rather unusual mission: to search for the biodiversity that wasn’t there. At first glance, this might seem counterintuitive – after all, we’re …

New study in @nature.com: we focus on the diversity that's missing - “dark diversity.” Human impact means only 1 in 5 species persist in disturbed areas versus 1 in 3 in pristine ones. My summary of the project & its implications: the3dlab.org/2025/04/03/g...

Early-career reseachers at one of our Max Planck Institutes.

🚀 Apply now 🚀

The new Max Planck #Postdoc Program offers a guaranteed contract of at least 3 years, targeted mentoring, and career workshops.

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#ScienceCareer #PostdocProgram

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I dropped off of Twitter a few years ago and am now migrating across to here. My (slightly out-of-date) research website is carlylynsdale.wixsite.com/research if you want to know more, or feel free to ask! :)

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Hello BlueSky🙂. I'm a grant writer at Tampere University (Finland) / evolutionary ecologist. In my research I look at how and why different organisms (Asian elephants / reindeer / butterflies) respond to external stressors (parasites / immune threats / climate change) in noisy, natural systems.

Bluesky’s science takeover: 70% of Nature poll respondents use platform Roughly 6,000 readers answered our poll, with many declaring that Bluesky was nicer, kinder and less antagonistic to science than X.

Roughly 6,000 readers answered our poll, with many declaring that Bluesky was nicer, kinder and less antagonistic to science than X

https://go.nature.com/42tH8Ai