Lin Na

Wrapping up an amazing week at the GBDB workshop in Nanjing. A week full of lively discussions, new ideas & fun. Huge thanks to all wonderful participants for your energy, insights & collaboration. #paleontology #databases @Calathium

Call for papers on #hypercalcified #sponges👇 sciencedirect.com/journal/journa…

Proud to see this out!👇Check out our new paper on #Phanerozoic rock-diversity relationship using highly integrated fossil and geological records of #GBDB. Unfossiliferous strata are non-negligible. @Calathium @kiessl #PaleoDB cambridge.org/core/journals/…

@Devapriya_Chat @mauritiantales @kiessl Congratulations!

@mauritiantales @kiessl Congratulations!!

Beyond excited to say that I successfully defended my PhD yesterday! Thank you to everyone who was there, for the amazing hat and also @kiessl for all the support throughout the years! Still a bit surreal #PhDone

Interested in becoming a Palaeontologia Electronica PR Editor? Responsibilities include writing blog entries, promoting new PE articles and maintaining the journal’s presence on social media. (1/3)

Less than a week until the deadline for our annual poster competition! Don't miss the opportunity to win a poster prize for your favorite PE article. 👇👇👇 For more details, please visit: palaeo-electronica.org/content/poster…

Journal of Biogeography | Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

What can ecological neutral theory tell us about fossil record biases? 🦎📈 Check out our new paper which brings together theoretical ecologists (Sam Thompson, @JRosindell) and paleobiologists (myself, @ButlerLabBham & @rogerclose) to find out more! 🔗: nature.com/articles/s4155…

A short visit in the Hamburg University😁

A lot of players /fans such warm messages , love ❤️ you guys and really appreciated again . Move forward stay strong 👊🤝

Using marine invertebrates occ data from the PBDB, our study may not solve the ultimate causes of the Cambrian radiation, but did confirm that a rapid increase in beta diversity during this critical period not only occurred at community levels but also at biogeographic scales.

Check out our new Paleobiology paper on tracing biogeographic changes over the Cambrian period using network analysis. Many thanks to my co-authors. @Calathium @atkocsis @kiessl @PaleoDB @PaleoSoc cambridge.org/core/journals/…

@Ming_tfk27 For the case of my parents, I choose to ignore most of time. I constantly find myself exhausting in correcting them, especially when too much emotion involved 😆

If u have family on social media spreading fake news & misinformation, despite repeatedly calling it out, is it ok to call it a day, block & move on? Or is it my moral obligation to keep interacting because my privileged education helps me better recognize misinfo & its harms?

@wjf433 Well, sounds like you have someone that have a crush on you in your class :-)

@YouTube Jason @Calathium made this video out of one of our field trip recordings. Very beautiful Siberia view in it! Check it out!

Post-Symposium field trip on the Stolbovaya River (July 2019)_01 youtu.be/BGU7fTnvj8k via @YouTube

"You're a paleontologist? So you work on dinosaurs? Like Ross from Friends? " Took only 10s to complete the column on my paleontological stereotypes bingo 😁🦕🦖

@Calathium giving a talk at IGCP653 annual meeting held in Novosibirsk and explaining lagoonal environment indicated by halite.

@MsShanHuang It's a good way for people to recognize Chinese collegues by their authentic names. Sometimes, it can be very confusing about who I am looking at is really whom I think it is.

I think this is the first time I’ve seen authors’ Chinese names and a Chinese abstract given on a major journal? Really cool! I want at least the names! journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…

Cool!