Emergency bulletin! 14 journals have co-published an urgent call for the deployment of microbial solutions against climate catastrophe, by @peixotors et al.
https://t.co/yYQZO4Gm6b
Une nouvelle espèce de corail noir que nous avions collectée à 120 mètres de profondeur à Mo'orea vient d'être décrite !
🔍 Découvrez les détails de cette découverte ici : https://t.co/Gw4StkLXgO
Die große Korallenbleiche: In vielen Gebieten der #Ozeane verlieren die Korallenriffe ihre Farbe und drohen abzusterben – Ursache sind die hohen Temperaturen der Weltmeere. https://t.co/vPnUVBHvpN #Artenvielfalt#Klima@MarineMicrobio@GodefroidMathi1
2024 Great Barrier Reef bleaching summary now available: https://t.co/dozHwAGO8i
- Fifth mass bleaching event on the Great Barrier Reef since 2016
-Very high (60-90% cover bleached) and extreme (>90%) prevalence of coral bleaching in all three regions of the Great Barrier Reef
🪸Thermal sensitivity in antipatharians is linked to their morphology influencing their physiology and to their thermal history. Phylogeny at the family level plays a less important role.
📎Our new paper is out in @STOTEN_journal : https://t.co/vU2NiYf458
🚴🏻♀️ I am currently taking an adventurous post-PhD break and will be 100% dedicated to new challenges ahead starting in September (...still looking for a post-doc 😉)
🌊 During my 4 years as a PhD candidate, I have studied the effects of ocean warming on black corals, which are ecosystems engineer organisms in all oceans.
💥 I am extremely honoured to be awarded the VOCATIO grant. It encourages me to pursue my research in the near future.
Many thanks also to all the people who supported the creation of my VOCATIO project: Gérald Ernst, @philebo73 , @laetitiahedouin , Lucas Terrana, @UnderThePole , Camille Bertaux, Philippe Dubois and Ignace Ransquin.
Our last paper on the thermal tolerance of black corals is out!
It was a great collaborative work and I would like to thank all the partners and funders ones more: @frsFNRS@ULBDBO@maf_world@ULBSciences@ULPGC @ECOAQUA_IU @fernando_tuya
Featured article: Godefroid et al. https://t.co/XUtNEHfOZD
Higher daily temperature range at depth is linked with higher thermotolerance in antipatharian coral from the Canary Islands.
@GodefroidMathi1, @fernando_tuya, @ULBDBO, @ULBSciences, @ECOAQUA_IU, @ULPGC, @ulpgcresearch
Get ready to be amazed by the incredible defense mechanisms of baby corals! In their first year of life, these tiny wonders build a flexible armor made of tiny calcium carbonate structures called #sclerites to protect themselves f…https://t.co/Jh34kEFb5R https://t.co/x5yOzOQmAX
D-11 before the Tango 1 expedition sets sails to the Southern Ocean to understand ecosystem responses to climate change. Find out more on our website: https://t.co/lege1u9kzQ