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Justin Stewart
@thecrobe
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Soils, Symbiosis, Maps | PhD candidate with @KiersToby | Scientist @spununderground | Fellow @WAAG | 🏳️🌈
Amsterdam
Joined August 2019
RT @MiCRop_research: Justin Stewart (@thecrobe) from @VUamsterdam talks about mycorrhizal fungi: what they are, why they're important and m…
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RT @kathywippel: Hey plant/microbe science world!🌱 We are looking for an enthusiastic PhD candidate in the Green Life Sciences in Amsterdam…
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RT @vandeHeijdenLab: Exploring subsoil Microbiome Functioning: New paper in @NatureFoodJnl by Ziheng Peng and Shuo Jiao et al. demonstrat…
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RT @spununderground: Good news for fungi! After a long history of being unprotected, COP16 marked a huge advancement in the conservation of…
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RT @vandeHeijdenLab: PhPosition: Exploring Ancient Microbiomes for a Sustainable Agriculture. Interested to explore how microbes influenc…
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RT @vandeHeijdenLab: PhD Position: Exploring Ancient Microbiomes for a Sustainable Agriculture (Zurich Switzerland). Interested to explor…
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RT @NewPhyt: Meta-analysis reveals globally sourced commercial mycorrhizal inoculants fall short Koziol et al. @lizkoziol 📖 https://t.co…
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RT @Amit_Kumar_PhD: Great news! Two of my research projects got the funding. Two new openings (1 PhD and 1 Post doc) will be advertised in…
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RT @Chomicki_G: !!BREAKING NEWS!! Your dream PhD is advertised. 'Origin and evolutionary dynamics of rainforest assembly in the Fiji Isla…
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RT @KatieField4: Super cool new paper in @FunEcology lead by @EmilyMagk showing how plant pests influence the movement of fungal-acquired n…
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RT @frantecol: It really is pretty fantastic to see the first paper of two (!!!!) of my PhD students out! So proud of @eileenende and @Fang…
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RT @berasymbionts: Last days to submit an abstract for the Netherlands Annual Ecology Meeting (Feb2025)! Join @AntoineGuiguet @BornTorrijos…
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Mapping fungi isn’t easy — the data we have is limited and often biased. But tackling this uncertainty is crucial, and we can actually measure it. By doing that, we get closer to making more accurate maps of underground life
How do we use AI to map global fungal biodiversity? We use machine learning to predict how many species of underground #fungi live in the world’s least explored places. But how do we know if our predictions are correct? Ground truthing. Listen to @thecrobe explain 📹 👀
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RT @spununderground: 'The whole project is very anti-colonial...it's like a revolution because we, as scientists in the Global South, didn'…
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