Jingyi Yang

@jyang19.bsky.social did:plc:q46q3byizqo7vuog7iabm2v6

Ornithologist-to-be in data science, and vice versa. Postdoc-ing at Imperial College London.

No Bluesky desde 20 novembro 2023

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Jingyi Yang (@jyang19.bsky.social) é um usuário do Bluesky desde 20 novembro 2023. Tem 135 seguidores, segue 112 contas e publicou 18 posts.

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BTO | British Trust for Ornithology@btobirds.bsky.social25/07/2026 15:11
Calling all wildlife artists! 🎨🦅 A reminder to submit your work for the Society of Wildlife Artists exhibition The Natural Eye at Mall Galleries ➡️ www.mallgalleries.or... We’re also excited to offer our BTO Award of £500 again this year. 🙌 🎨 Early morning Avocets by Richard Allen
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Nicholas A. Coles, PhD@nicholascoles.bsky.social29/05/2026 11:55
Neat!
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Benjamin Freeman@benjaminfreeman.bsky.social25/05/2026 14:11
I think a lot about how mountain species are responding to warming temperatures so it was great to team up with @suzetteflantua.bsky.social @kjfeeley.bsky.social Christi McCain & Jenny McGuire to write a review of sp responses to both modern AND Quaternary warming www.nature.com/articles/doi...
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Oscar Villaseñor Johnson, PhD@henicorhina.bsky.social21/05/2026 11:26
@jyang19.bsky.social did a really great job with this paper. I'm glad to have played a small part. Very cool study on how complex songs arise in suboscine birds #evobio #ornithology
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Benjamin Freeman@benjaminfreeman.bsky.social20/05/2026 21:31
great first line! "From the croak of a frog to the intricate serenade of a nightingale, acoustic signals vary widely in complexity across the animal kingdom"
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