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Are we writing scientific articles so as to fit a certain rhyme scheme i.e. is the art of the free verse dying out?

Detecting spatial boundaries between communities is fun - what about if we try and do the same for ecological networks

Some thoughts on why RStudio is great and makes reproducibility that little bit easier to attain. In retrospect this turned into a RMarkdown post…

2 weeks into PhD and chill and your supervisor hits you with an idea for a manuscript due in 1.5 months, while you’re working remotely (in a different continent & timezone no less) and during a pandemic. It all turned out okay in the end though - I think.

It’s happening! The PhD journey has started and we’re already talking projects and publications.

Much like how the conductor must guide the orchestra to produce music we as scientists should think about how we can better ‘guide’ our data to tell a story

Having done some soul searching while working on PhD applications I’ve come to the conclusion that just maybe I’m not the ecologist that I thought I was.

After reading an interesting blog post from Chartable I thought why not try and implement some of their suggestions using ggplot.

When your home institution and home country differ it can make for a confusing time when trying to get ‘home’

Wait I need to add the correct hashtags first… okay and… send tweet!