Judy Li (李静迪)
@jingdi.bsky.social
Passionate about microbial symbiosis. Postdoc on🐻❄️longitudinal microbiome/virome at 🇨🇦UBC Zoology with @kayla-king.bsky.social, PhD 🇬🇧Oxford Zoology, BS 🇨🇳NPU. #poetry #art #coding #hiking lovers. #FirstGen #OpenScience. She/Hers.
Super cool! Such effects can also help explain the rise and fall of pathogen resistance in host populations
November 11, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Super cool! Such effects can also help explain the rise and fall of pathogen resistance in host populations
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Public feedback can be a source of inspiration that can genuinely help scientists design new experiments in ecology and evolution. Research is our career, but science belongs to everyone. Imagine the surge of sparks that will arise from this open communication!
November 9, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Public feedback can be a source of inspiration that can genuinely help scientists design new experiments in ecology and evolution. Research is our career, but science belongs to everyone. Imagine the surge of sparks that will arise from this open communication!
Public feedback can be a source of inspiration that can genuinely help scientists design new experiments in ecology and evolution. Research is our career, but science belongs to everyone. Imagine the surge of sparks that will arise from this open communication!
November 9, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Public feedback can be a source of inspiration that can genuinely help scientists design new experiments in ecology and evolution. Research is our career, but science belongs to everyone. Imagine the surge of sparks that will arise from this open communication!
#PeerEcoEvo will be more than just an academic network for scientists, it will also actively communicate science with general public (in plain language of course). I have seen non-scientists on social media asking insightful, curious questions.
November 9, 2025 at 9:05 PM
#PeerEcoEvo will be more than just an academic network for scientists, it will also actively communicate science with general public (in plain language of course). I have seen non-scientists on social media asking insightful, curious questions.
If you are an ECR struggling in such environment and want to shift from a competitive mindset to a collaborative one, or if you don't have an elite academic background and feel underrepresented, contact me to join #PeerEcoEvo, an ECR-led network. Let's turn isolation into community!
November 9, 2025 at 8:56 AM
If you are an ECR struggling in such environment and want to shift from a competitive mindset to a collaborative one, or if you don't have an elite academic background and feel underrepresented, contact me to join #PeerEcoEvo, an ECR-led network. Let's turn isolation into community!
I noticed this during my attending seminars in China and talked to some ECRs. The current academic structure pressures ECRs to chase elite titles and only willing to publish Nature/Science indices, ultimately caring less about the research itself. This is an unsustainable way to do science.
November 9, 2025 at 8:56 AM
I noticed this during my attending seminars in China and talked to some ECRs. The current academic structure pressures ECRs to chase elite titles and only willing to publish Nature/Science indices, ultimately caring less about the research itself. This is an unsustainable way to do science.
Hi Rob!!! Excited to see you on Bluesky! I wonder if Mgnify would be interested to include some novel MAGs from wild polar bears🐻❄️ I’m still working on it tho🙂
November 7, 2025 at 7:42 AM
Hi Rob!!! Excited to see you on Bluesky! I wonder if Mgnify would be interested to include some novel MAGs from wild polar bears🐻❄️ I’m still working on it tho🙂