Dr. Justin Baumann
@jbaumann3.bsky.social
Asst. Prof, Bates College Environmental Studies (Lewiston, ME) || Marine invertebrate ecology, ecophysiology, and biogeochemistry.
Website:
https://jbaumann3.wordpress.com/
R tutorials: https://jbaumann3.github.io/intro_r_for_bio_eco
Website:
https://jbaumann3.wordpress.com/
R tutorials: https://jbaumann3.github.io/intro_r_for_bio_eco
I present to you- my lab as trees.
My students said we needed “more whimsy”, so we have it now. Great summer working in mussel physiology with these awesome students
My students said we needed “more whimsy”, so we have it now. Great summer working in mussel physiology with these awesome students
August 22, 2025 at 8:56 PM
I present to you- my lab as trees.
My students said we needed “more whimsy”, so we have it now. Great summer working in mussel physiology with these awesome students
My students said we needed “more whimsy”, so we have it now. Great summer working in mussel physiology with these awesome students
Anyone want to do something fun? Help with species ID on these! I'm not freshwater mussel expert...
Found in a lake in Ohio -- man made, connected to Erie (kinda) and also to Ohio river (again, kinda)
Any ideas?
Found in a lake in Ohio -- man made, connected to Erie (kinda) and also to Ohio river (again, kinda)
Any ideas?
May 6, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Anyone want to do something fun? Help with species ID on these! I'm not freshwater mussel expert...
Found in a lake in Ohio -- man made, connected to Erie (kinda) and also to Ohio river (again, kinda)
Any ideas?
Found in a lake in Ohio -- man made, connected to Erie (kinda) and also to Ohio river (again, kinda)
Any ideas?
Coral symbiont count journey update: here are some photos. Anyone see symbiont cells?
January 19, 2024 at 7:27 PM
Coral symbiont count journey update: here are some photos. Anyone see symbiont cells?
My students wanted to make a seasonal display case for October using the collections from our department archives. Here’s how that went:
October 23, 2023 at 1:04 PM
My students wanted to make a seasonal display case for October using the collections from our department archives. Here’s how that went:
This is my format:
1. Set SMART goals for each category at start of term.
2. Write a reflective paragraph at midterm (and alter goals as needed)
3. Write a final reflection
It's pretty low stakes and takes little time but can be transformative in upping engagement and understanding!
1. Set SMART goals for each category at start of term.
2. Write a reflective paragraph at midterm (and alter goals as needed)
3. Write a final reflection
It's pretty low stakes and takes little time but can be transformative in upping engagement and understanding!
October 17, 2023 at 4:35 PM
This is my format:
1. Set SMART goals for each category at start of term.
2. Write a reflective paragraph at midterm (and alter goals as needed)
3. Write a final reflection
It's pretty low stakes and takes little time but can be transformative in upping engagement and understanding!
1. Set SMART goals for each category at start of term.
2. Write a reflective paragraph at midterm (and alter goals as needed)
3. Write a final reflection
It's pretty low stakes and takes little time but can be transformative in upping engagement and understanding!
Beyond work stuff- I play / coach ultimate. That’s fun. I also have a very cute ™️ dog. My wife is a physicist and fiction author. She’s way more interesting than her and her newest book drops tomorrow (pic of her and the book: @caseybergerbooks)
October 2, 2023 at 8:11 PM
Beyond work stuff- I play / coach ultimate. That’s fun. I also have a very cute ™️ dog. My wife is a physicist and fiction author. She’s way more interesting than her and her newest book drops tomorrow (pic of her and the book: @caseybergerbooks)
Anyway, welcome.
I’m Justin. I’m a professor (“visiting lecturer”) at Mount Holyoke. I teach biostats, coral reefs, ecophysiology, etc. I research acclimatization and local adaptation in marine inverts (mostly corals) under climate change. Here’s my student sectioning coral frags last week.
I’m Justin. I’m a professor (“visiting lecturer”) at Mount Holyoke. I teach biostats, coral reefs, ecophysiology, etc. I research acclimatization and local adaptation in marine inverts (mostly corals) under climate change. Here’s my student sectioning coral frags last week.
October 2, 2023 at 8:09 PM
Anyway, welcome.
I’m Justin. I’m a professor (“visiting lecturer”) at Mount Holyoke. I teach biostats, coral reefs, ecophysiology, etc. I research acclimatization and local adaptation in marine inverts (mostly corals) under climate change. Here’s my student sectioning coral frags last week.
I’m Justin. I’m a professor (“visiting lecturer”) at Mount Holyoke. I teach biostats, coral reefs, ecophysiology, etc. I research acclimatization and local adaptation in marine inverts (mostly corals) under climate change. Here’s my student sectioning coral frags last week.