Georgia Lambert
@galambert.bsky.social
Scientists Lead at @imascientist.bsky.social 👩💻 evolutionary biology PhD 🪲 (she/her)
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🎓Teachers - sign up to book online Chats for your students to connect with a wide range of scientists: imascientist.org.uk/signup/t/
👤Scientists - apply now to connect with students across the UK and help them see STEM as ‘for them’: imascientist.org.uk/signup/c/
👤Scientists - apply now to connect with students across the UK and help them see STEM as ‘for them’: imascientist.org.uk/signup/c/
May 12, 2025 at 2:11 PM
🎓Teachers - sign up to book online Chats for your students to connect with a wide range of scientists: imascientist.org.uk/signup/t/
👤Scientists - apply now to connect with students across the UK and help them see STEM as ‘for them’: imascientist.org.uk/signup/c/
👤Scientists - apply now to connect with students across the UK and help them see STEM as ‘for them’: imascientist.org.uk/signup/c/
Reposted by Georgia Lambert
I've had some great interactions with young people on the online chats hosted by @imascientist.org.uk. 👩💻
(Small snippet below of a conversation I had last week!)
Highly recommend this scheme as an accessible and flexible way to engage with schools, as and when suits you. 👍
(Small snippet below of a conversation I had last week!)
Highly recommend this scheme as an accessible and flexible way to engage with schools, as and when suits you. 👍
April 4, 2025 at 1:23 PM
I've had some great interactions with young people on the online chats hosted by @imascientist.org.uk. 👩💻
(Small snippet below of a conversation I had last week!)
Highly recommend this scheme as an accessible and flexible way to engage with schools, as and when suits you. 👍
(Small snippet below of a conversation I had last week!)
Highly recommend this scheme as an accessible and flexible way to engage with schools, as and when suits you. 👍
Reposted by Georgia Lambert
Last week was our busiest British Science Week yet!
250 classes from 82 different schools connected with 265 scientists. It's fair to say there were plenty of conversations taking place 🌟
Take a look at our report, highlighting some of the stand-out moments: imascientist.org.uk/2025/03/bsw25/
250 classes from 82 different schools connected with 265 scientists. It's fair to say there were plenty of conversations taking place 🌟
Take a look at our report, highlighting some of the stand-out moments: imascientist.org.uk/2025/03/bsw25/
March 19, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Last week was our busiest British Science Week yet!
250 classes from 82 different schools connected with 265 scientists. It's fair to say there were plenty of conversations taking place 🌟
Take a look at our report, highlighting some of the stand-out moments: imascientist.org.uk/2025/03/bsw25/
250 classes from 82 different schools connected with 265 scientists. It's fair to say there were plenty of conversations taking place 🌟
Take a look at our report, highlighting some of the stand-out moments: imascientist.org.uk/2025/03/bsw25/
Reposted by Georgia Lambert
🦋 New paper out in @funecology.bsky.social! 🦋
Using the Orange-tip butterfly in the UK🦋, we test a key assumption of many species’ distribution models (SDMs): that climate effects on species’ distributions are equivalent over space🌍 versus time⏰
doi.org/10.1111/1365-2435.70005
🧵👇
Using the Orange-tip butterfly in the UK🦋, we test a key assumption of many species’ distribution models (SDMs): that climate effects on species’ distributions are equivalent over space🌍 versus time⏰
doi.org/10.1111/1365-2435.70005
🧵👇
Testing space‐for‐time transferability of climate effects on occupancy and abundance
Read the free Plain Language Summary for this article on the Journal blog.
doi.org
February 28, 2025 at 4:20 PM
🦋 New paper out in @funecology.bsky.social! 🦋
Using the Orange-tip butterfly in the UK🦋, we test a key assumption of many species’ distribution models (SDMs): that climate effects on species’ distributions are equivalent over space🌍 versus time⏰
doi.org/10.1111/1365-2435.70005
🧵👇
Using the Orange-tip butterfly in the UK🦋, we test a key assumption of many species’ distribution models (SDMs): that climate effects on species’ distributions are equivalent over space🌍 versus time⏰
doi.org/10.1111/1365-2435.70005
🧵👇
Reposted by Georgia Lambert
Grazing is reshaping grasslands in the Scottish Uplands—but how? 🌾 Are species shifting, or are traits like plant height changing within species? 🤔 Find out next Wednesday at #BES2024 (Auditorium 1C) when I present my PhD research on Scottish grass communities
December 4, 2024 at 7:01 PM
Grazing is reshaping grasslands in the Scottish Uplands—but how? 🌾 Are species shifting, or are traits like plant height changing within species? 🤔 Find out next Wednesday at #BES2024 (Auditorium 1C) when I present my PhD research on Scottish grass communities
One of my favourites recently. This student is destined for great things ⚡️🥔
#IASAdventCalendar Day 5 🎅🏼
Students can shed a creative light on science, and I’m a… Chats provide a space for them to explore their ideas along with professionals.
Can you share your ideas with that creativity?
Find out more about I’m a Scientist: https://buff.ly/2Q6gZQd
Students can shed a creative light on science, and I’m a… Chats provide a space for them to explore their ideas along with professionals.
Can you share your ideas with that creativity?
Find out more about I’m a Scientist: https://buff.ly/2Q6gZQd
December 5, 2024 at 5:34 PM
One of my favourites recently. This student is destined for great things ⚡️🥔