Devin and Jackson Drew headed down to Port Townsend, Washington for EVO-WIBO 2016, a gathering of evolutionary biologists of the Pacific Northwest. This regional evolution meeting provides an intimate meeting where researchers at all levels are welcome. One of the best things about the meetings is the lack of concurrent sessions. We all share the same experiences. The majority of talks are by graduate students and post docs. This time around the plenary talk was by Prof. Sarah Otto.
Social media use among scientists has been growing. Nature just published the results of a broad survey of various social networks including Twitter. Given this, it seems timely to write up the quick analysis that I did this summer.
During the Evolution 2014 annual meetings I collected tweets using the hastag #evol2014. I did this based on interest in network analysis growing from my time at the Santa Fe Institute's Complex Systems Summer school. I don't have any particular agenda with this, mostly curiosity.
During the Evolution 2014 annual meetings I collected tweets using the hastag #evol2014. I did this based on interest in network analysis growing from my time at the Santa Fe Institute's Complex Systems Summer school. I don't have any particular agenda with this, mostly curiosity.