Blerina Vrenozi

@vrenozina.bsky.social

🚀🚀This week marks the start of the second meeting organised by WG1! 🦋⛰️ From September 8th-11th, participants will be attending the Conservation genomics and science communication workshop in České Budějovice, CR, to contribute to the #10KLepGenomes initiative. Stay tuned for updates! 👇

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Ever wondered if #colonial spider webs can exist... in a #Sulfur #Cave?! Yes, it’s real—and it is between Albania🇦🇱 and Greece🇬🇷! This study reveals how #Tegenaria domestica form dense colonies in a toxic cave ecosystem—supported by sulfur-based chemoautotrophic life. 🕷🕸

Subterranean Biology@subtbiol.pensoft.net · 12mo ago

An extraordinary colonial spider assemblage was discovered in Sulfur Cave, a chemoautotrophic sulfidic ecosystem located on the Albania-Greece border. Learn more about it here: doi.org/10.3897/subt... #spiders #caves #subterranean @vrenozina.bsky.social @uni-goettingen.de

An amazing meeting with excellent outcomes from dynamic brainstorming sessions that went beyond expectations — a big thanks to the organizers, moderator and all participants! @10klepgenomes.bsky.social

Alena Sucháčková@alenasuchackova.bsky.social · last yr.

WG1 meeting of @10klepgenomes.bsky.social, this time at Senckenberg German Entomological Institute, was again a big success! We discussed strategies to promote the use of Leps genomic data by society - and we agreed on the next steps!

Today kicks off the first meeting organised by WG1 at the Senckenberg German Entomological Institute in Müncheberg, Germany 🦋 From Sept. 10th-12th, 19 participants will discuss how to connect with key stakeholders who may benefit from Lepidoptera genomes Stay tuned for updates! #COST10KLepGenomes

Picture of the 19 attendees of the WG1 in front of the Senckenberg German Entomological Institute in Müncheberg, Germany.

From beautiful #moth trapping locations to sampling Alpine meadows filled with butterflies 🦋 and learning about sample preparation 🧬, I had the best week on the @10klepgenomes.bsky.social field trip! Huge thanks to all the entomologists, #COST10KLepGenomes, #LepEu and @projectpsyche.bsky.social!

Moth trapping "tower" covered in insects!Entomologists walking down a hill, holding butterfly nets with a view of mountains. Moth "tower" against the view of mountains!In action sampling of butterflies- thanks Jenny for the photo!
10kLepGenomes@10klepgenomes.bsky.social · last yr.

First field trip of the #WG2 has come to an end! We will share some of the most relevant moments of this fantastic week! Stay tuned 🦋🧬