Author Archives: Kathryn Turner

ESA 2018 Recap

Posted on 23 Aug, 2018 by Kathryn Turner

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something BLUE …in which I shoe-horn a summary post of this giant meeting into a cutesy subtitle, but it mostly works.

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Best practices in sample naming

Posted on 30 Apr, 2018 by Kathryn Turner

Wherein I try to save me from myself Let’s imagine a young scientist, bursting to the seems with enthusiasm and schemes to uncover the secrets of the biological world. Everything is new and she learns as she goes! Let’s call … Continue reading →

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The secret life of invaders

Posted on 2 Apr, 2018 by Kathryn Turner

So I have this pet theory. And damn if the evidence doesn’t seem to be piling up. Am I living in the bubble of my own google alerts? Possibly. I’m an evolutionary ecologist and invasion biologist, and (surprise!) my pet … Continue reading →

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