Walter Andriuzzi
@walterandriuzzi.bsky.social
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Former child who wanted to study nature. Senior Editor at Nature Ecology & Evolution (formerly at Nature Communications). Postdoc Colorado State University (2015-2018). PhD University College Dublin & Wageningen University. Needs writing, hiking, espresso.
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natecoevo.nature.com
Our October issue is now live: www.nature.com/natecolevol/...

Featuring research on: 🧪

💧Wetland carbon sequestration
🌊Starfish diversity in the deep sea
🧬Genetic architecture of reproductive success

Cover shows a colony of king penguins, from Carter et al. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Cover image of the October issue of Nature Ecology & Evolution showing a colony of king penguins. The headline reads "Antarctic challenges"
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Sheng et al. call for greater survey efforts and broader conservation initiative to protect the 11 (ELEVEN!) felid species of the Tibetan Plateau.

(Strong contender for the Correspondence, or indeed article of any kind, with the best figure we ever published)

www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Protect the Tibetan Plateau’s rich felid diversity - Nature Ecology & Evolution
Nature Ecology & Evolution - Protect the Tibetan Plateau’s rich felid diversity
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This makes the near-total destruction of natural Irish forests over the last few centuries even sadder
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I saw many natural and historical wonders in Crete, but if I were a young boy the one thing I'd remember most would have to be the Deinotherium at the natural history museum of Heraklion. Actually, it might be my #1 highlight even at my age, who am I kidding
A colourful depiction of Deinotherium A realistic reconstruction of Deinotherium
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markklwong.bsky.social
Excited to share a PhD opportunity in my upcoming lab at The University of Sydney!
Join an ARC-funded project on the ecology of ant invasions in 2026 🐜
🇦🇺 Live in Sydney, ant around Australia
🌍 Intl + Domestic applicants welcome
markwongecology.com/join
#PhD #Ecology #Biodiversity
Pls share, thx 🙏
Join — Sydney Functional Ecology
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🌍📢 Postdoc alert | 3-yr starting 1/1/26

Understand how ecosystem stability is changing across space and through time using niche modelling, pinpoint at-risk species/regions, and build tools that drive conservation action🌿🧭📈

👉 tinyurl.com/2w2we5z8

#Ecology #Jobs #Biodiversity #RStats
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philipcball.bsky.social
And as for writing, don't get me started. Most often, the process of writing is not a laborious business of transcription, but a process of thinking itself. I'm not about to outsource my thinking to a machine.
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ashish-malik.bsky.social
📢 Funded PhD opportunities for UK candidates in beautiful Edinburgh. Get in touch if you're interested in a PhD on understanding the mechanisms of soil carbon cycling and the role of microbes. We work in different ecosystems: peatlands, forests and agricultural soils. Please repost/spread the word.
Poster showing the following text: PhD in microbial mechanisms of soil carbon cycling. Soil microbes shape the global carbon cycle in life and death. We study the effect of aboveground land management on belowground soil carbon cycling processes. We aim create a scalable understanding of microbial processes from single cells to populations to communities to ecosystems. Pictures with text: peatland restoration, sustainable agriculture and woodland regeneration.
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Qualche segnale di speranza dalla società
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ethanwhite.weecology.org
One thing I always try to do as a reviewer/editor when recommending a change is to think about whether or not the resulting improvement to the paper/software justifies the amount of time I think it will take the author to address it. The bigger the ask, the greater the need in order to justify it.
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reassemblynet.bsky.social
Three exciting #PostDoc 🧑‍🔬👩‍🔬🧕 positions on #Ecological #Synthesis at TU Darmstadt @tuda.bsky.social for Reassembly #rainforest 🇪🇨 🌱🌴🦜 & #Biodiversity Exploratories 🌲🐄🚜🪲🐝🥀@bexplo.bsky.social
Please spread widely ✉️♥️▶️ & apply quickly 🙃
www.reassembly.de/the-team/job...
Ecological synthesis including forest ecosystems, grassland, land use, climate change, time series, stability, ecosystem functioning, biodiversity, species interaction networks
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Please RT!

📢 #Doctoral / #PhD position available with us at Leibniz-IZW for 4 years working at the interface of #wildlife + #disease #ecology, #veterinary sciences and #modelling.
🐗🐗🐗🐦🐦🐦
Training within #DFG #RTG 3069 led by @freieuniversitaet.bsky.social

▶️Apply here for P7: tinyurl.com/j2ehtz7m
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natecoevo.nature.com
Across 97% of forest area from eight million sampled forested locations, the density of aboveground biomass is lower near forest edges than in forest interiors. This edge effect is estimated to be responsible for 9% reduction in forest aboveground biomass.🧪🌲🌴🌳

www.nature.com/articles/s41...
A globally consistent negative effect of edge on aboveground forest biomass - Nature Ecology & Evolution
Across 97% of forest area from eight million sampled forested locations worldwide, the density of aboveground biomass is lower near forest edges than in forest interiors. Given widespread forest fragm...
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Cool paper and it's free access until the end of the month
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Our September editorial discusses developments in soundscape ecology and passive acoustic monitoring www.nature.com/articles/s41... 🎤
Screenshot of the full text for the September 2025 Editorial in Nature Ecology & Evolution. The title reads "Sound science" and the introductory standfirst reads "Passive acoustic monitoring is opening up new opportunities for biodiversity monitoring, but there is still work to do to ensure that it represents a reliable method for biodiversity reporting."