Jos Kramer

@joskramer.bsky.social

Social Evolution & Ecology | Insects, Microbes & Parental Care | Independent Group Leader [ERC Staring Grant Fellow] at Uni Bayreuth (DE)

Ten more days to apply! Join us in Bayreuth to study how burying beetles use social behaviors to control harmful and beneficial microbial communities during family life!

Jos Kramer@joskramer.bsky.social · last yr.

🎓 #PhD in Evolutionary Ecology @UniBayreuth 🇩🇪 Parental care vs microbe communities in burying beetles 🪲🧫 ERC-funded | 3 years | behavioral ecology & metabarcoding Details: tinyurl.com/CareVsMicrobes Apply by May 16, start in September #AcademicSky #Microbiome #SocialEvolution #Insects

An important publication from John Endler on the fundamentals of behavioural ecology: " We need to make a lot more use of Natural History. Natural History is the ultimate source of all hypotheses, so neglecting it could result in stagnation of our field " academic.oup.com/beheco/artic... 🧪🪶

What should we be doing as behavioural ecologists?

This is essentially a definition of modern behavioural ecology and what we need to do to generate new hypotheses and advance the field. We need to put ecol

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Hello friends, I am excited to host the seminar “Introduction to R for Beginners” on the instats.org platform on the 5-6th May 2025 (11am - 5pm EDT). This is a good opportunity, if you want to get started with R and use it for data analysis. Kindly share. instats.org/seminar/intr...

Introduction to R for Beginners - Live-streaming:

This Instats seminar on Introduction to R for Beginners taught by Subham Mridha will help you take your research to the next level. Sign up today!

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👋 Hi Bluesky! I'm an evolutionary ecologist and about to launch my own research group at the University of Bayreuth (DE). 🔬 I will study the socioecology of animal-microbe interactions, asking how social behaviors in burying beetles shape - and are shaped by - interactions with microbes. (1/2)