Aylis

PhD Researcher assessing the use of UAVs to monitor MPAs and provide best practice advice.
Cullen Fellow at the @MarineInst and @atu_ie

[Morgane Pommier @morgane_pommier]

Interested in seabirds and marine mammal monitoring + innovative approaches ? Give the U-AVES project (@UAVES_) a follow for updates on our trials and development of UAV techniques for offshore ecological surveys 🐧🐬🐳🛩️
https://t.co/rv0VbJGt7P

[Eoghan Daly @EoghanJDaly]

Delighted to announce my first oceanography paper! 🌊🐳🪼 We look at changes to the ocean's water column in the Rockall Trough, west of Ireland, and what causes these climate relevant changes 🌏 Big shout out to all our super co-authors!⚓️

https://t.co/b3oU011u07

@MarineInst

[Conor Ryan @whale_nerd]

My manuscript has been in peer review with Marine Biology @Mar_Biology for 268 days. This is the median time it takes to gestate a human. #PeerReviewCrisis

[Bríd (not Brid) O'Connor 🦈 @b_r_i_fada_d]

The best scicomm event of the year @pintofscienceIE is back & the call for speakers is open til Friday! ⏰

It'd be great to see speakers from *all* institutes in Galway this year, so if you work / study @MarineInst @uniofgalway @ATU_GalwayCity @MfrcATU etc, consider applying!

[Jay Van Bavel, PhD @jayvanbavel]

Loyal employees are targeted by managers for exploitation. The targeting of these loyal workers is driven by the assumption that loyal works are readily willing to make personal sacrifices.

The same thing happens in reverse: workers who agree (versus refuse) to be exploited in the workplace acquire stronger reputations for loyalty.

The relationship between loyalty and exploitation have the potential to create a vicious circle of suffering. Leaders and organizations should REWARD loyal workers rather than exploit them!

Read the research to learn more: https://t.co/UeGBNpTQMJ

[Cynthia Barile, PhD 🐋🎧 @cynthia_barile]

🚨 Paper alert 🚨 So happy to share (a few days later 🙈) the 3rd (and my favourite 🩵) paper, from my PhD 🥳.

Spoilers: of sperm whales 🐳, acoustics 🔊 and size measurements 📏.

Read🧵below for highlights ⏬ and RT 🥰. https://t.co/zlXUROhtlx

[EirOOS: Irish Ocean Observing System @Eir_OOS]

Revealing the cover of our 2024 Marine Research Infrastructures calendar feat. our winning photo by @Seaniesan of #SkelligMichael during an @followtheboats survey on @RVMarineInst #TomCrean. Stay turned in the new year for the launch of the calendar!
@MarineInst #2024MRIComp

[Aylis @AylisEmerit]

So happy to have been able to contribute to this 🥰 thanks @Eir_OOS 🙏

[EirOOS: Irish Ocean Observing System @Eir_OOS]

The power and energy of the sea captured by @AylisEmerit on #AchillIsland shows the harsh environment the #researchinfrastructures are subjected to.

#2024MRIComp

[Aylis @AylisEmerit]

@DebbiPedreschi Thanks Debbi means a lot 🥰

[Bríd (not Brid) O'Connor 🦈 @b_r_i_fada_d]

#OceanAsGaeilge🌊🇮🇪

I gave a talk on my PhD work yday & people seemed really interested in these 🦈

The Irish for the birdbeak dogfish is "fíogach éansocach" 🐦🐕🐟

It's a pretty literal translation, fíogach = dogfish, éan = bird, socach = beaked in marine animals like in 🐋

[Aylis @AylisEmerit]

@DrJoseMFarinas @MfrcATU Sad to know you can't make it but we can catch up another time and I can give you my 3min version of the talk 😎 happy lecturing!

[Aylis @AylisEmerit]

Come and join me for a wee talk 🤗
Thanks to the @MfrcATU for hosting me 🌊

[Aylis @AylisEmerit]

@b_r_i_fada_d can't wait to see you there 😎

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

A cat co-authored a scientific paper in 1975, when his owner, a physicist named Jack H. Hetherington, decided to add him as a second author to avoid changing the plural pronouns in his manuscript. The cat’s name was Chester, and he was given the pen name F.D.C. Willard, which stood for Felix Domesticus, Chester. Willard was also the name of Chester’s father. The paper was about atomic behavior at different temperatures, and it was published in Physical Review Letters, a prestigious physics journal.

Chester’s co-authorship was revealed when Hetherington sent some signed copies of the paper to his friends and colleagues, and included the cat’s paw prints as his signature. The story became widely known and amused many people in the scientific community. Chester even published another paper as the sole author in 1980, in a French popular science magazine. He died in 1982, but he is still remembered as the first and only cat to have authored a published scientific paper.

[Kim Conteddu, PhD @KConteddu]

This is not enough. PhD students have a central role in running universities. This increase will not solve the problem, it feels like a slap on the wrist. We have warned the minister, universities etc. now is time to strike. @PWO_Ireland @OrlaFeely

[ICES @ICESmarine]

Congratulations to Colm Lordan @ColmPers @MarineInst, Ireland who has been appointed as the incoming Chair of ICES Advisory Committee.
We look forward to the continued excellence of ICES Advisory Committee under your leadership.
https://t.co/2ecuQKDGkh

[Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment @DeptCEE]

Have your say on the South Coast Designated Maritime Area Plan proposal.

The consultation closes Friday Oct 6 at 5:30pm.

Have your say here: https://t.co/lcpSBRnpPU

[Marina Parrondo @m_parrondo]

Thank you so much for letting us present our work in that fantastic conference! My coauthors and I are so glad for receiving this award. Thanks for this opportunity! 🩵 @ICES_ASC #ICESASC23

[Marine Institute @MarineInst]

Looking great #TeamReid - @Dr_J_Cee @AylisEmerit @b_r_i_fada_d @luke_batts Thanks Debbi @DebbiPedreschi for the updates. Enjoy the rest of #ICESASC23 @ICES_ASC