Jannice Friedman

@FriedmanJannice

evolutionary biology, ecological genetics, plant reproduction, Assistant Professor at Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada (she/her)

Kingston, Ontario
Vrijeme pridruživanja: travanj 2015.

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  1. 29. sij

    FREE CHILDCARE sends such a positive signal that parents and children are welcome in academic societies. I am genuinely surprised (in the most positive way) how quickly things have changed since I had my first kid 12 years ago, and conference childcare was unheard of!

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    27. sij

    The fact that there was free childcare at is really amazing; the message it sends to scientists with kids is "you belong here". I honestly get choked up just thinking about it, and wish it were more normal

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    23. sij

    Please RT: We're looking for a postdoc to do speciation genetics in our lab . Feel free to DM me with informal inquiries.

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  4. 23. sij

    Looking forward to the visit to UTM tomorrow!

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    21. sij

    It has officially been 3 years of It isn't much but I'm proud to keep it going and hope it contributes towards greater appreciation of specimens, a bit about the species and collector behind the specimen, and specimen uses.

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    22. sij

    The latest is now out---check out these issue highlights feat. , land-plant , declines & giant !

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  7. 17. sij

    Manuscript submitted with minutes to spare before the deadline... 🎉 Thanks for your help twitter -- I found an example for the shortest-lived annual 🌻, and I switched out the word "basal" just to be safe ☠️

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  8. 16. sij

    Question for the tree-thinking crowd, can I use the word ‘basal’ to refer to ancestral, extinct lineages, as in: “The basal angiosperms were woody perennials confined to tropical and sub-tropical regions” ????

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    16. sij

    Do we really need buckets of salt on walkways to be safe? All this salt will end up in Lake Ontario, a few 100 m away. ⁩ ⁦

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  10. 14. sij

    What evil programmer on the Microsoft Powerpoint development team thought it was a good idea to make shapes with shadows the default setting?

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    12. sij

    "frustration awaits those attempting to measure fitness of perennial plants in nature." - Nikolas M. Waser and Mary V. Price, 1989

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  12. 7. sij

    One of the side benefits of moving a lot in academia is that you can track the age of your spices by their grocery store provenance. I just found some cloves branded with Safeway, which I haven’t shopped at since my Masters - 2 int’l, and 5 state/provinces moves away!

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    31. pro 2019.

    Lots of discussion out there about this advice, generally how problematic it is, but one thing I haven’t seen is a discussion of what drives such advice. So, let’s talk about scarcity culture.

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    19. pro 2019.
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    Okay, Wolffia is cheating by skipping the seeds and just vegetatively producing offspring, but doubling the number of fronds in under 30h still is impressive

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  15. 19. pro 2019.

    I'm trying to track down information on the shortest lifespan in an angiosperm species (ie. from germination to seed). Any leads? The book "Life in Deserts" (1964) says 8-10 days in Boerhaavia repens in the Sahara, but no citation. HELP and pls RT!

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    12. pro 2019.
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    12. pro 2019.

    Integrated empirical approaches to better understand species’ range limits (a new On the Nature of Things essay, by & Christopher Eckert)

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  18. 11. pro 2019.

    Strong Disagree! A good review article is more like a "Greatest Hits" album -- a perfect introduction to a new field of research or catching up after letting the literature slide

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    8. pro 2019.

    Doug Schemske often was famous for saying that if you start a new line of research you need to read 2000 papers in that field before you can make progress. That might be a bit extreme, but I think he was right that many scientists don’t read enough.

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  20. 6. pro 2019.

    You know you have the best colleagues when you need to track down a first edition copy of Fisher 1930 to confirm page numbers and exact wording (compared to your 1958 copy) and you only need to go one office down the hall! Thanks !

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