Really nice commentary on our recent @LeverhulmeTrust#iDAPT project glacier algal genome paper. Many thanks to the authors, mainly associated with the @watertoland project I believe. Nice work @_AlexBowles @Bristol_Glac @GeogBristol https://t.co/Lq9drOnwD9.
The @bps_algae Hilda Canter-Lund photography competition shortlist is open for voting until 5th July:
#HCLcompetition2024#algaephotography
Canter-Lund 2024 - Gallery Shortlist - The British Phycological Society (https://t.co/KSGd0SDZHg)
Dr Alexander Bowles gives insight into the evolutionary journey of glacier algae from the deep past to the present in this new blog. As we face a changing climate, understanding these microscopic organisms is key to predicting the future of Earth’s icy environments.
https://t.co/V74wOmUxxC
Life in the deep freeze: the evolution of glacier algae
https://t.co/JWeXS45Jz8
Some thoughts on our recent paper in @NewPhyt for the @ConversationUK
https://t.co/InloPTb2nH
Fantastic manuscript out yesterday on our @LeverhulmeTrust#iDAPT project on glacier algal evolution, genomics and links to snowball Earth. Amazing work by @_AlexBowles and the iDAPT team @Bristol_Glac @GeogBristol @BristolUni https://t.co/bYBHKcCdgQ
How does algae survive at the planet's coldest extremes? 🍀
That's the question that took Emily Broadwell (aka @em_lm_b) to Signy Research Station, as part of her PhD research at @MicroLabBristo1 🏔️
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Second @MicroLabBristo1 paper out in 2 days! See here for our new @LeverhulmeTrust iDAPT paper on the role of ancient glaciations and the origin of multicellularity in plants - excellent work from the iDAPT team @_AlexBowles @Bristol_Glac @GeogBristol https://t.co/FqyZU4t4aN
New @MicroLabBristo1 paper out today revealing glacier algal bloom ecology during record melt years in the alps! Great work by the @LeverhulmeTrust iDAPT team and others. @Bristol_Glac @cabotinstitute @GeogBristol https://t.co/uVfCDjY5cn
Was fun to be on @bbcradiobristol this afternoon to chat about my upcoming trip to Signy. Hopefully will be able to update on my progress in a week or two 🐧 (Tune in at 2:25)
https://t.co/BGsRI55aSb
First Microlab meeting of 2024, say hi to this year's team!
We have familiar faces (post doc @JazzedUpScience, PhD students @em_lm_b, Maddy and Paulina) plus new members research technician Sonia Giulietti and PhD student Holly Liken. And of course Chris lurking behind the camera
In 10 days I’ll be off to Signy Island, Antarctica with @BAS_News to assess the snow and glacier algal blooms there.
I’ll be sharing more of the journey and what I get up to on our team page (@MicroLabBristo1) and my insta (em_lm98) 🐧❄️
#Antarctica#algae#polar#microbiology
The relationship between glacier melt and bloom growth is more complex than a linear positive feedback melt. We look forward to sharing this in more detail in our paper very soon...