Marine biologist who is most at home in cold places. Worked and lived in Canada, Alaska and Norway, studying invertebrates on the seafloor 🦀🐙🐚. She/her
The cumulative passion for the Arctic contained in this group is unreal! Still cannot believe my luck to have shared the last week with all these amazing humans.
#Arctic benthic #invertebrate larval assemblages comprise a mix of local & non-local taxa. A species-level survey of the #larvae using DNA metabarcoding along with particle tracking show potential for southern taxa to drift into the Arctic #FeatureArticle
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@Soumaya76634792 I am not in charge of the position, I just re-tweeted something I thought was interesting. If you click on the link, you can read the application details which mentions application deadline on November 14. So there is still time :)
What a privilege to be back at UiT in Norway to act as PhD opponent to @OceanRaphaelle. Congratulations Dr Descôteaux - an excellent thesis and defense. Tromso hasn’t disappointed and great to catch up with colleagues 😊 🦀 🇳🇴 🏔
Thesis is submitted! I was kind of taken aback by the feeling that hit me when I clicked "submit". Stopped for a breath of fresh air on my way home at 6am...
An old student of mine @MariePedaccini is leading a project developing artificial reefs around offshore wind farms with the aim of supporting diversity of marine organisms. I'm super impressed with her :)
Follow link to learn more or donate: https://t.co/Vtkqqhr3Rx
We cannot afford slow movers, fake movers, or any form of greenwashing, in our race against the climate crisis.
The transition to net-zero must be swift, credible, just and inclusive.
@TurtonJ1990@arcticfrontiers Great session! Thank you to the panellists for an engaging discussion. Do you think that it is important for individual scientists to reach out to policy-makers or is it more effective for a point-of-contact at the project or institutional level to bridge the science-policy gap?
Living on the seashore is like being on fieldwork year-round... I get to witness seasonal, even daily, changes first hand. So incredibly fun and helpful to a marine biologist!