Ron Eng

I’m thrilled to participate with @cosplay4science in this year’s @comicconla “Paleontology & Pop Culture” panel. Follow along this Sunday to learn more! #cosplayforscience #ComicConLA

And here it is... The latest Chronostratigraphic Chart from the ICS. Some of the changes include: new GSSPs added 2022/10 - Cretaceous: Campanian Stage, as ratified by IUGS (5-10-22). For full details👉stratigraphy.org/news/143. @ICS2022 #geology #geoscience

In honor of American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month, deepen your learning in American Indian studies and make connections on campus with resources from the University of Washington College of Arts & Sciences. artsci.washington.edu/news/2022-11/h…

In honor of American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month, celebrate the work of @uwartsci faculty, staff, students and alumni: artsci.washington.edu/news/2022-11/h… @uw @dianne_s_harris @UW_AIS

In our December cover article, @SavannahSciArt describes a novel atympanic middle ear system in chameleons. Some chameleons hear using their pterygoid bone instead of an eardrum. This has evolved at least 4 times! More here: doi.org/10.1002/ar.248… #chameleon #diceCT #hearing

Have an interesting methodology, fossil prep case-study, or new tool you're using in the field or lab? Then consider submitting an abstract to AMMP. The deadline is Tuesday Nov. 15! @AMMPaleo @burkemuseum paleomethods.org/Abstract-Submi…

🥇 FIRST PLACE 🥇 We are breaking snowfall records for the 2022-2023 season on Snoqualmie Pass. ➡️ 34 inches of snowfall on I-90 since October 26. ❄️ This week's forecast? Cold and mostly dry.

Fossils need people! ❤️ @IMNH208 & @isubiology; @burkemuseum & @UWBiology; and @UMMNH / @UMichPaleo group shots from last week’s #2022SVP. Really need to get a @FieldMuseum group shot next time! @SVP_vertpaleo (with special thanks to @TomKaye_)

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While bats reign over spooky season, they're around all year long and far more fascinating (and far cuter) than they get credit for. @UW professor Sharlene Santana shares what she loves about these flying mammals. @burkemuseum @UWBiology

Tune in tonight to see Burke Fish Collections staff in this new documentary on invasive lionfish! They explore the deep ocean of Curaçao in a submarine to see what lionfish are eating. @uw_fishes

On this day over 150 years ago, the 1871 Los Angeles Chinese massacre resulted in the deaths of 18 Chinese men. Eight of the attackers were tried for the crimes but eventually released, and a small indemnity was paid to the Chinese government as an apology.

Hear from one of our professors, Dr. LeiLani Nishime, on the NPR interview about Anna May Wong becoming the first Asian American featured on US Currency. npr.org/2022/10/21/113…

Growing up in Canada, I was greatly influenced by David Suzuki and The Nature of Things. He showed me how to be a scientist and a science communicator, a powerful duo that’s still all too rare. cbc.ca/news/science/d…

#FossilFriday! Found this perfect #Cretaceous #metasequoia #pinecone preserved in 3D at a #fossil site in the @MDofGreenview last month. So cute! @CurrieMuseum @AlbertaPeaceRegion #paleobotany

@UofT_Palaeo Minute #Cambrian #fossils, representing among the oldest ecdysozoans, have been associated with #Kinorhyncha, though they have also been allied with priapulids in other studies. However, if correct, they are the only #fossil representatives of this phylum. #FossilFriday

A short short post summarizing our new paper in Biological Reviews on the origin and evolution of deuterostomes! @KNanglu @csout0 @LenaDoesScience daveyfwright.wordpress.com/lab-news/

International Open Access Week starts Monday! @uwlibraries hosted events include the ever-popular Going Public with @uwtacoma's Dr. Michelle Montgomery, accessibility in data visualization, copyright, publishing workshops and more. RSVP! #OAWeek2022 @UW tinyurl.com/OAweekUW