Qijian Li

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

A Sherlock Carol at MARYLEBONE THEATRE

🚨 Registration for #PalAss24 is now OPEN! ✨ We're so excited to welcome everyone to Erlangen 🇩🇪 in December! Check out the webpage for all that will be on offer during the conference and beyond:🎄🥨 palass.org/meetings-event…

Nice trip for NAPC 2024, great to see some friends!

@MsShanHuang Always welcome to visit us by any way

Visiting collaborators at CAS, the Institute of Zoology to chat about eco evo of things. My phone found/connected automatically to eduroam 🤓 It hasn’t always worked well across the world (cough Germany cough) but I really appreciate this great invention for traveling academics.

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/…

Interested in morphological evolution? Functional morphology? Echinoderms? A dash of engineering? Then maybe this fully funded PhD through the INSPIRE DTP @OceanEarthUoS with me, @VirtualPalaeo, Jorn Cheney, and @EvoPalaeoLab is for you!

📢 Tuesday, November 7th at 16:15 CEST, the 3rd webinar talk by Prof. Pincelli Hull (Yale University): "Lessons in adaptation and resilience from warm climates of the past". Registration to receive the Zoom link 👇👇👇

A short visit in the Hamburg University😁

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/…

@BaranKarapunar Nice, see any sphinctozoan sponges?

For #FossilFriday, here is a collonial rugose coral fossil from the Middle Permian Tak Fa Limestone, at Tak Fa, Thailand. Rugosa became extinct at the end-Permian mass extinction.

Tomorrow, Dr. Andrej Ernst is going to give a talk about Silurian Bryozoa, as a start of the exciting PIFI project! Please join us on Friday during 9:30-10:00 am (German time) meeting.tencent.com/dm/n1QesVEm4FFs Meeting code: 683-881-669 VooV Meeting download here: voovmeeting.com/download-cente…

Very interesting talk by Lin Na (Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology) at #IPC6 on the correlation between the paleodiversity and rock formation count from the GBDB (geobiodiversity.com). It is great news that the GBDB data can be downloaded now!!! #FossilFriday

@Bryan__Shirley At least we don't have such duties...

@Bryan__Shirley Hi, Bryan, it's always welcome for you to spend 1 or 2 years in Nanjing. We have the CAS President's International Fellowship Initiative（PIFI）for postdoc, let me know if you're interested

While looking for a Job/Post-doc this is really disheartening. A lot of people struggling with burn out/work-life balance/family obligations. Blatently within the application they are telling you “You will work as much as we tell you to work” to complete your vague “duties”.

Phylogenetic network analysis reveals the root of the outbreak... pnas.org/content/early/…

Finally, the GBDB (Geobiodiversity Database) team in our Institute made progress on the regional diversity curves! Congratulations! science.sciencemag.org/content/367/64…

Ski in Bohemian Forests, so exciting～～