entomologist, evolutionary biologist, PhD student at UC Riverside, trail runner

Riverside, CA
Samantha Standring retweeted
Wrapping up intro biology lab research presentations in style. Hand knitted and designed- every major phyla covered in the class ... and a few prokaryotes and viruses because the microbiologist in my department insisted 😊 I'm sure @markowenmartin would approve of the decision
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Samantha Standring retweeted
@uc_faculty @UofCalifornia I want to speak to faculty who feel hurt, blindsided, and angry about the #FairUCNow strike. Faculty are most immediately hurt by these strikes, and it can feel unfair especially for those who have spent their career trying to make grad ed better.
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Samantha Standring retweeted
@sam_standring presenting on the phylogenomics of #TrueBugs at #EntSoc2022. Impressive work!👏
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Symmetric mating with asymmetrical genitalia?? Great talk by @StephCastill0 at #JAM2022 #EntSoc22
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Samantha Standring retweeted
Brilliant Heteroptera research by @sam_standring !
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Samantha Standring retweeted
If you’re at #EntSoc22 come see my talk on Australian termites tomorrow at 1:54 in room 217!! Art by @ecoart_sci
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Samantha Standring retweeted
Announcing the True Bug Biodiversity Short Course June 2022, Riverside, California. Please direct questions and application materials to Rochelle Hoey-Chamberlain at rhoey001@ucr.edu .
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[#Entomology] Pseudocetherinae (Hemiptera: Reduviidae) revisited: phylogeny and taxonomy of the lobe-headed bugs. ⬇️ 🔗 DOI: doi.org/10.5852/ejt.2022.788… 🖋️ @StephCastill0 - Dávid Rédei & @carayonia #AssassinBugs #bugs #Reduviidae #Hemiptera #phylogeny #taxonomy
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Samantha Standring retweeted
✨ BEETLE BEANIE GIVEAWAY! ✨ Thank you all so much for 40k!! As a thank you, I’ll be giving away 3 Hercules beetle beanies! 🪲✨ HOW TO ENTER: 🌱 Follow me! 🌱 RT this post! Open worldwide 🌎, ends 1/23 at 12 pm PST!
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Samantha Standring retweeted
"A survey by Accenture and Girls Who Code found that half of the women in tech roles leave their jobs by the time they’re 35, with 37%—the largest percentage—citing “noninclusive company culture” as their main reason for quitting." qz.com/work/2082746/elon-mus…
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Samantha Standring retweeted
Why would a predator risk tapping its dangerous prey before attacking? Fernando Soley and I had so much fun figuring this out. @AlbanyBiology @BiolJLinnSoc academic.oup.com/biolinnean/…
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Samantha Standring retweeted
Great talk by @sam_standring at @EntsocAmerica meeting! Thread-legged assassin bugs are beautiful!! #entsoc21
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Samantha Standring retweeted
if you think that widow spiders are it... here's a thread-legged bug that has lured the spider from it's web, manipulating the spider web to mimic struggling prey. and then when the spider comes out, WHAM, strong bug venom. venom on venom
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Samantha Standring retweeted
For those of us who do international fieldwork in remote places with no physical toilets and/or different social norms around menstruation, this situation gets real terrifying real fast. I cannot properly express to you the isolation and anxiety this has caused. A thread. 1/9
#Normalizeperiods. My door is always open to anyone who wants to discuss!
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Samantha Standring retweeted
In Day 2 of Little Entomologist Summer Camp, our campers are learning about insect stages, predator-prey interactions and searching for insect habitats. Also, INSECT COLLECTING! No kiddos were harmed in the intense pursuit of insects. #scicomm #entomology #STEM
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Samantha Standring retweeted
It is day 1 of our graduate student-led Little Entomologists Summer Camp (year 2)! Today, our campers are excited to learn the important insect orders and to meet some of our friendly outreach invertebrates @UCR_ScienceNews @UCRiverside @EntsocAmerica #STEM #entomology
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Samantha Standring retweeted
The last day of #BodegaPhylo19 lectures got me like:
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