SCOR Working Group 156

International SCOR working group communicating and capacity building all things chlorophyll fluorescence | oceans | phytoplankton | productivity

[SCOR Working Group 156 @SCOR_WG156]

Time‐series observations of photosynthetic oxygen production in the subtropical western North Pacific by an underwater profiling buoy system https://t.co/v9rYG3K0xg

[SCOR Working Group 156 @SCOR_WG156]

Ever wondered how efficient phytoplankton are at converting light to carbon in the #easternaustraliancurrent find out here with a new high throughout FRRf-based study https://t.co/1oESacKeFC led by @uts_c3 Dave Hughes @MartinaADoblin @DavidJSuggett

[SCOR Working Group 156 @SCOR_WG156]

New study uses active multi-spectral chlorophyll fluorometry to show how changing microbial assemblages "fast-track" decay of coral reefs https://t.co/0yqtsQcT15
@CoralTrace @BillLeggat1 @DavidJSuggett @emmafcamp

[SCOR Working Group 156 @SCOR_WG156]

Submit now! Join us at Ocean Sciences 2020 San Diego @theAGU Session: Active optics to sense marine productivity throughout the world's coasts and oceans https://t.co/60bfeHFJGL @SilsbeLab

[Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) @WHOI]

We are looking to train a new pilot to fly #HOVAlvin. Interested? Apply below for your dream job.
#WomenInSTEM #WomenInEngineering

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[Greg Dunn Neuro Art @GDunnArt]

Doing a few experiments with the #microetching called #photosynthesis to be released this year. This etching is in its early state before slapping on the #gold. Lots more on this one soon. #leaf #tree

[Frontiers - Marine Science @FrontMarineSci]

New Research: Improving the Accuracy of Single Turnover Active Fluorometry (STAF) for the Estimation of Phytoplankton Primary Productivity (PhytoPP): Photosystem II (PSII) photochemistry is the ultimate source of reducing power for… https://t.co/MZ4BxHOmhF #MarineScience

[Prof Martina Doblin @MartinaADoblin]

Great #Dataviz and #datavisualization by @_theIC_ Bringing ocean data to life!

https://t.co/h979eYRisR via @_theIC_

[Anna Hickman @hickman_anna]

Great plans afoot and excellent first day in choppy conditions with @OceanEarthUoS Adv Oceanog Fieldwork students aboard @RV_Callista. Thomas dog was glad to be home!

[Prof Martina Doblin @MartinaADoblin]

Explore the ocean and experience what it’s like being planktonic! Help marine scientists with their climate change research.
Visit https://t.co/PmlCDRH0UA to launch your own virtual marine microbes.
@UTSResearch @uts_c3 @UTS_Science @UTSEngage @seamuseum_

[Ricardo M Letelier @penseelointaine]

To be or not to be phosphorus limited? For the ecosystem in the eastern portion of the North Pacific subtropical gyre, the answer could be blowing in the wind. #ocean #ecosystem. @OSUCEOAS @uhmanoa @US_OCB #oceanclimate https://t.co/DxHD3Tj7FC

[SCOR Working Group 156 @SCOR_WG156]

Stunning views of Vancouver as we close out the first half of our kick off meeting for SCOR working group 156: Active #chlorophyllfluorescence for autonomous measurements of global marine primary productivity

[SCOR Working Group 156 @SCOR_WG156]

Not often you get to pour water into your instrument @CMarkMoore testing new tech measuring #chlorophyllfluorescence to advance ocean phytoplankton productivity estimates

[SCOR Working Group 156 @SCOR_WG156]

New paper! Using #chlorophyllfluorescence to track primary productivity dynamics in the summer Arctic Ocean https://t.co/UlVysN0OOv

[SCOR Working Group 156 @SCOR_WG156]

New SCOR working group 156 kick-off meeting advancing use of #fluorescence to examine ocean productivity #oceansensors #BigDataAnalytics #Phytoplankton Developing new protocols, tools and operating standards @UBC