1/ Introducing the beta release of #FathomNet https://t.co/u2DjtGPASu, an #opensource#image database that can be used to train, test, and validate state-of-the-art #ArtificialIntelligence algorithms to understand our #ocean and its inhabitants.
Hey twitter tweeters! My officemate @mattwfielding says I can't just keep following you legends, never posting...
I'm Carley, PhD student at @UTAS_ with @ecol_evo, looking at land-use change & systematic #conservation planning. Here I am with some invasive #foxglove. 🤠
Our @Medium page just went LIVE!! Check out our first post by @schlining on how to upload your underwater #image training data to @FathomNet here: https://t.co/HNu7eb91m3. Database will be released Sept 30, 2021! Stay tuned for A LOT of updates.
Fish can use their vertebral column like a neck when lifting their heads to eat...with up to 2/3 of the vertebral column flexing dorosventrally! https://t.co/LIVLlNTV0m
I'm super excited to share this research, funded by @BBSRC Discovery Fellowship
What an amazing evening. Such a big effort by the @mpred_lab team to pull together the Marine Predator event. It is running this weekend and next.
https://t.co/FEQo5veKp2
I love the Wiradjuri phrase 'yindyamarra winhanganha.'
It means 'the wisdom of respectfully knowing how to live well in a world worth living in.'
I think that's what our planetary home needs right now.
OPEN CALL. Do you work with 'SPECIMENS'? I want to learn about what you do and speak to you for my podcast. Tell me your job title and how specimens fit into your work. Please RT 🌿🧬🌎
#ICRS2021 Giovanni Sanna: Study of #Lophelia pertusa (Desmophyllum pertusum) examining corallite traits & branching patterns in colony morphology. Described 3 ecomorphs hypothesized to be influenced by hydrodynamics & food supply, resulting in geographic variation
🐟Our new #OA paper with @lib_lig et al in @Ecol_Evol (2nd from my PhD) about high functional diversity in deep-sea fish communities in #NZ, and a new way to partition functional variation into intra- and interspecific components using PERMANOVA #TeamFish
https://t.co/YTwSiGuinc
Changing reef communities across Australian Marine Parks.
What, where, why?
New postdoc position at UTAS.
Leader needed for analysis and reporting of Reef Life Survey data for >1000 fish, echinoderm and coral species across >400 sites.