Marine ecology PhD w/@nansenlegacy @UNISvalbard | Exploring seasonal energetics of the Barents Sea food web🌊 🐟🦐❄️| Outreach and communication enthusiast🗣️📢
Fancy reading up on some krill and amphipods? Well you're in luck!
Happy to say that our recent work on the energetics of Barents Sea zooplankton is now published in Polar Biology @nansenlegacy@UNISvalbard
https://t.co/EgFWNWZoPN
@DavidRHardy @curiosityonx Sounds great! I basically eat the same thing every day anyways and I love swimming in the sea... I don't see the problem really 🤷♀️🌊🐋😌
New report "Communication between science and the local community in Longyearbyen" by Lisbeth Iversen & Alexandra Meyer on the challenges & possibilities related to #climate, nature & #environment#Svalbard#WomenintheArcticandAntarctic#WiAA https://t.co/oiUHaO58lW
Happy International Day to all Women and Girls in Science 2023! 🥳
We are so proud of all our 137 women in the project🎉
We also have Marit Reigstad as our leader and the admin of the project is also just women. 💪
‼️New blogpost! PhD candidate @RobynneCalypso let's us dive into the world of arctic zooplankton, and explains how the energy of these small critters might change in the light of climate change 🦐❄️🌊.
https://t.co/6QBkCFAbMo
Want to be more involved in science outreach but feel too underprepared? We're offering online training TOMORROW for anybody interested in taking their science into the classroom and adding a polar theme ❄️
Monday 17th February 10am – 12pm
Register here: https://t.co/IYZeKjgEEu
We promised to report on life at our observatory, and now we can say: yes, there are definitely ice algae, zooplankton, & #fish living in the voids in the ice. They are well documented by photos from the underwater camera of our ROV Beast. #PolarCod#MOSAiCexpedition
📸 @CKatlein
Drawing up ideas for an exciting new collaborative poetry/art exhibit about #whalewatching at the @whalemusuem in #Iceland called #cetaceanexpectations. Will share more as it comes
"Discover your passion in life & find out what drives you. Don't hold back from following your dreams, especially if it is in science."
Professor Dame Jane Francis shares her advice to @NatGeo
as part of #NatGeoWomenOfImpact.
https://t.co/wbQdf9vdBS