Annie Guillaume
@annie-guillaume.bsky.social
Evolutionary ecologist interested in local adaptation and spatial scale of natural populations 🧬🌱🪸 Post-doc Research Fellow
Rising ocean temperatures threaten #corals in the Western Indian Ocean 🌊 #seascapegenomics helped identify coral populations and genes associated with thermal tolerance in two coral species 🧬 doi.org/10.1111/eva.70206 📷 O. Selmoni, C. Dale & UNDP Mauritius and Seychelles Collage by Annie Guillaume
Great to be in Townsville, Aus for the Aus Coral Reef Society conference, sharing novel #topographic variables at high resolutions (10-120m). #Spatial #scale matters when modelling #coral distributions 🪸 📖 doi.org/10.1002/ece3... #ACRS2025 #SNSFfellow #EPFL
How consistent are signatures of #adaptation between independent yet related pops? 🧬 Our new study in Mol Ecol uses #topography to explain genomic var in 4 alpine pops of Arabis alpina at local and regional extents for #SNPs & #TEs 🌱⛰️ Check it out now! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Hands up if you use #environmental variables in ecology models 🙋♀️ Last week at #ESAus2024, I spoke about how #spatial res of variables can impact species distribution models #SDM using a #coral eg 🪸 Check out our preprint for more info on what to do about it! DOI.org/10.22541/au.172916471.11570079/v1
Do you use environmental variables in ecological models? Come hear me talk about why it's so important to think about spatial resolution, today (Wed) at *3.45pm* in room 106 at #ESAus2024 🪸 🎉
Annie Guillaume@annie-guillaume.bsky.social · 2y agoLooking forward to catch up on a whole bunch of #ecology research at the #ESAus2024 conference in Naarm (Melbourne) this week! 🤗 Come check out my talk on the importance of #spatialscale in species distribution modelling on Wednesday (room 106 at 4pm!) There will be photos of #corals🪸
If you missed my talk but still want to learn how to make your R code more reproducible, my slides are here 🙂: daxkellie.quarto.pub/will-your-co... All the links to packages and resources I mentioned are there, so hopefully this can be a nice reference, too! #ESAus2024 #rstats #quartopub 🧪🌏
Second day of #ESAus2024 and we have 60 people in the conference starter pack. Follow other austral ecologists, ask to join the list, and maybe even share the link with people who need a little encouragement to come over to Blue Sky. #StarterPack 🧪🌏🇦🇺 go.bsky.app/5YmZLNm
PhD position available! Are you interested in how natural selection shapes the evolution of animal memory? Be part of our experimental evolution plans at UCL @ucl-pnl.bsky.social @treesdla.bsky.social , co-supervised by Flo Camus @fcamus.bsky.social. www.trees-dla.ac.uk/projects/evo...
Evolutionary ecology of animal memory | UCL Trees
This project seeks to explore how memory evolves in response to the ecological tasks that animals face in their natural environment. Associative memory exists in some form in almost all animal species...
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Looking forward to catch up on a whole bunch of #ecology research at the #ESAus2024 conference in Naarm (Melbourne) this week! 🤗 Come check out my talk on the importance of #spatialscale in species distribution modelling on Wednesday (room 106 at 4pm!) There will be photos of #corals🪸
It was a fun challenge to condense my multiscale landscape genomic research into a 3min flash talk for #AusEvol2024 ! 💪Thank you to the organisers for the opportunity to plug the new paper: doi.org/10.1111/eva.13737 🌱⛰️🧬 Conf held on the traditional lands of the Whadjuk Nyoongar people
