Congrats @ranashj.bsky.social ! 👏 Great to see your work on this published, I appreciated the poster walkthrough you gave me last year very much 🥰

Sharif University in Tehran was just bombed

Founded in 1965, it is one the most elite science and engineering institutions in the world. Alumni include the mathematician Maryam Mirzakhani, first woman to win the Fields Medal

Here is the list of other alumni

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Microbial communities can harbor many species that do not coexist in pairs, yet can coexist in the full community. Here we provide the mathematical foundations of emergent coexistence, and explain why it can't be predicted from pairwise tests journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol...

We start in 30 Mins!

I haven't personally collaborated with the team, but from what little I know them, it will be a great great opportunity to have LOTS of fun and do some top tier science! Don't lose the opportunity ^^

Share and enjoy!

We are looking for a postdoc (up to five years) interested in climate-driven plant extinctions! Working with @manuelsteinbauer.bsky.social and me and a large team on various aspects of Earth system sciences.

More information here: fau-earth-system-science.github.io

Nicolas will talk about the "Effects of spatial heterogeneity on eco-evolutionary dynamics (and its implications from a management point of view)", followed by an exchange session on academic work-life balance!

@gfoesoc.bsky.social

Excited to announce Eco-Onco Exchange — a virtual seminar series bridging mathematical ecology and oncology.
Each session pairs two speakers from each field around a shared theme, followed by joint discussion.
First three sessions coming soon! Register here docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Apply until Sunday! 🦊

Kicking off the 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘅𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀: 𝗗𝗮𝘃𝗶𝗱 𝗞𝗿𝗮𝗸𝗮𝘂𝗲𝗿, President of the Santa Fe Institute, explores a bold idea—that life and intelligence may be inseparable. Join us as he discusses the evolution of intelligence across genes, brains, language, and culture.
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Image is the header of the 2026 YoMos workshop poster. Its a dark blue semi-circle and light blue wave on a light yellow background. On the wave, the YoMos logo (geometric landscape against a background of mountain and sky) is placed. In the lower part of the light blue wave, a dark blue text reads 'Workshop 2026'. Directly below the bottom edge of the wave, the workshop date: May 25th-29th and location are given in light yellow on dark blue background.

Hey Young Modellers 🦊, this is a short reminder that applications for this year's 🌊 YoMos workshop on Sylt 🌊 from 25th to 29th of May are open until the end of this week (incl. 15th of March)!
Find out more about the workshop and a link to the registration form here: www.yomos.org/next-workshop

New topical collection: Individual-based modelling in ecology: learning from the past and the presence for the future With a history spanning 50 years, individual-based modelling (IBM) in ecology has advanced the field and our understanding of how individual-level traits, such as movement, consumption, reproduct...

📣 Call for Abstracts: Individual-based Modelling in #Ecology

How have IBMs evolved over the last five decades, and how will they shape the future of the field?

Contributions for a new topical collection are invited.

💎 Diamond #OA: No charges for authors or readers.
👇Find all the details here:

See you at Lunch today! 🍱 🦊

📣Next week, we restart our online series with Theo Gibbs (NYU) @theogibbs.bsky.social, who will present:

⭐Do higher-order interactions promote coexistence in diverse ecological communities?⭐

Free and open!
Zoom link: iite.info/seminar/
Global time checker: www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/f...

‪Boris Schröder-Esselbach will talk about "Ecological
modelling provides key contributions to coastal ecology: Coastal ecosystem services and the restoration of seagrass meadows“.
Early career researchers are welcome to stay for our exchange session on Doctoral scholarships 🍱

This is your reminder that all models are wrong, but some are delicious! Our 🍱 Lunchbox Models 🍱 seminars continue this Wednesday at 12:15 PM CET with a talk by Boris Schröder-Esselbach from TU Berlin 🦊 Find our full schedule and zoom link here: www.yomos.org/lunchbox-models-seminar-series

Postdoctoral Fellow in Eco-evolutionary Modelling and Machine Learning The Department of Ecology, Environment and Plant Sciences (DEEP) at Stockholm University is located in the Arrhenius Laboratories on the Frescati campus. Currently, approximately 100 people, including

Please help me spread this postdoc position with me at Stockholm University, Sweden!!!! su.varbi.com/en/what:job/...

Also happy to share that three fantastic keynote speakers
Juliano Cabral @jsarmentocabral.bsky.social ,
Ana Stritih @anastritih.bsky.social , and
Remo Ryser @remoryser.bsky.social
will join our 2026 YoMos workshop 🦊

We're excited to announce that applications for our 2026 YoMos workshop on Sylt are now open! 😱
Find more info and apply here until March 15th:
www.yomos.org/next-workshop

Please spread the news (and this poster) widely!

@gfoesoc.bsky.social

#ecology #seminar #phdlife #ecr

We are thrilled to announce that, thanks to the support of our institutional subscribers, all Royal Society subscription journals will be open access in 2026 through #S2O. Researchers can read all articles and publish #OpenAccess in our eight subscription journals for free buff.ly/4Lu9VpW

Great opportunity to interact with the French Community of Ecological Theory: "Biodiversity in Equations" Conference in Montpellier, France on April 9 and 10, 2026, organized by GDR TheoMoDive and SFE2.
Registration is free! Find more info here: biodiveq.sciencesconf.org?forward-acti...

📣We will be back soon with a new series of online theory seminars!

As ever, free and open for all via Zoom. Follow us on here, or join our email list (iite.info/seminar-emai...) for details.

In the meantime, all our past talks are on Youtube: www.youtube.com/@theoretical...

See you there!

Congratulations, that's such great news! 🦊

I'm extremely grateful to have received the Anne Keymer prize for my oral presentation at the BES annual meeting 2025! A big thank you to the @britishecologicalsociety.org and everyone who came along to the talk—it was an absolute honour to have the chance to share my research with you all!

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82 % der wissenschaftlichen Beschäftigten unterhalb der Professur arbeiten befristet.
Das ist kein vorübergehendes Nachwuchsproblem, sondern Ausdruck struktureller Fehlanreize im deutschen Hochschulsystem.

Unser neues Positionspapier ist hier angehängt; unten findet ihr eine Kurzfassung 👇👇

Three funded PhD positions on Geo-Biosphere Interactions in the South African Fynbos biome @terra-cluster.org 🪴⛰️

Please RT and forward to suitable candidates.

Link: bwsyncandshare.kit.edu/s/67A6Kx7MLf...

Please join us for a @smtpb.bsky.social panel discussion about publishing theory in biology w/ @joshuasweitz.bsky.social (Co-Chief Editor of J Theor Biol), Mark Lewis (Advising Editor for J Math Biol & Bull Math Biol), and me (Theor Pop Biol)

13 Feb 2026 9:00AM–10:00AM PST

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Lunchbox Models seminar series continues next week! 🦊

A short german article in a printed magazine regarding the launch of the Lunchbox seminar series. Also features a a small poster with QR Code for the series and the author faces (Louica Philipp and Korinna Allhoff)

A small German article in a printed magazine that is held by a hand. The article is a report of the 2025 workshop of the Young Modellers in Ecology (YoMos), written by co-speaker Lisa Merkens. Also features a group picture from in front of the seminar house the workshop took place in.

Look @yomoseco.bsky.social, we're in the (GfÖ-) news! I thought I had read that they would now only publish their magazine digitally, but here it is in print, delivered to all our doorsteps ☺️

@gfoesoc.bsky.social

#Ecology #scicomm #wisskomm #magazine #lunchboxmodels #YoMos

Top-down control and species composition influence nonlinearly the short-term response of experimental food webs to a nutrient pulse perturbation Abstract. Extreme weather events intensify with global change and frequently disturb aquatic ecosystems via, e.g. nutrient pulses through surface runoff. W

New paper by Laurie Wojcik et al. where we show that response to a pulse perturbation has a hump-shaped relationship with top-down control
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