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Kate Laskowski @katelaskowski.bsky.social · 10/02/2026

How do we know our research results are REAL? We replicate them! Most folks agree but lament on how hard it is to publish these replications. My dearest gentle reader, lament no more! Delighted to unveil: Replication Studies, a new section of Behavioral Ecology 1/ academic.oup.com/beheco/artic...

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Replication studies: a win-win for early-career training and behavioral ecology

Replicating previous research builds confidence that results are real and meaningful. But close replications are rare due to limitations in resources and d

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Clément Lafon Placette @plantreproevo.bsky.social · 07/06/2025

If bottom-up approaches still needed evidence they work, #EMPSEB30 gave it. A warm atmosphere, sustainability prize, engaging DEI session, emotional workshops, alternative presentations, so many out-of-the-box things. Altogether with a really high scientific quality. Thank you @empseb30.bsky.social!

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EMPSEB 31 @empseb.bsky.social · 03/06/2025

Is there a better way to present your research than an alternative approach? At EMPSEB30, we had butterfly development 🦋(Ana Carolina Varela Pereira), a sonnet 🐦(Lea Huber), a live demonstration with participants 🐁(Gokul Bhaskaran) and a drawing/poster 🐟(Ayla Linnéa Kesim).

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Achille Lenglin @achillelenglin.bsky.social · 05/06/2025

Fascinating talk by @bruzos.bsky.social on cancer transmission in bivalves at @empseb30.bsky.social

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EMPSEB 31 @empseb.bsky.social · 03/06/2025

Next is a great talk about evolutionary genomics of pesticide resistance in Daphnia magna: a population, comparative and functional approach by Alexandros Kourtidis @alexkourt.bsky.social. #empseb30 #conference #phdstudent #evolution #Daphnia #genomics

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