Katelyn Gianni
@kate1yn.bsky.social
MSU Mankato Plant Science undergrad. Aerosol chem summer intern at Penn State Climate Science REU.
Enjoyer of ultraviolet floral nectar guides! Interested in photobiology, plant ecophysiology, biogeochemistry. Born at CO2 379ppm.
Enjoyer of ultraviolet floral nectar guides! Interested in photobiology, plant ecophysiology, biogeochemistry. Born at CO2 379ppm.
Not to demonize AI overall- I'm a firm believer that numerical models have a strong place in scientific research (i.e., weather and climate modeling). LLMs though, I can't seem to find any excuses for.
June 20, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Not to demonize AI overall- I'm a firm believer that numerical models have a strong place in scientific research (i.e., weather and climate modeling). LLMs though, I can't seem to find any excuses for.
I'm glad we are discussing this- I wondered the same thing. Thanks Bluesky community for the clarity! :D
June 2, 2025 at 8:26 PM
I'm glad we are discussing this- I wondered the same thing. Thanks Bluesky community for the clarity! :D
This is so important. Beautiful writing.
January 9, 2025 at 6:06 AM
This is so important. Beautiful writing.
Wow! Looking forward to hearing more about this. Also, nice figures- it's not often that I see people using SigmaPlot!
January 9, 2025 at 5:24 AM
Wow! Looking forward to hearing more about this. Also, nice figures- it's not often that I see people using SigmaPlot!
Wow, what beautiful data visualization! In addition to the ggplots (B) in the second image, might I ask what you used to create the conceptual illustrations on the left (A)?
January 9, 2025 at 5:17 AM
Wow, what beautiful data visualization! In addition to the ggplots (B) in the second image, might I ask what you used to create the conceptual illustrations on the left (A)?