.@SleughOfScience recently caught up with @jo_kwon of @SpecNews1SoCal to share more about how she uses fish to study how contaminants move through the marine food web. Dive in here. ⬇️ https://t.co/KhxAOJFjyc
“While we may not be able to breathe underwater like fish can, we are all marine organisms. We depend on the ocean for food, for a healthy livable climate, and for fun and the ocean depends on us to be responsible and respectful stewards of its resources.” - @SleughOfScience
🌊Meet Toni Sleugh (@SleughOfScience), a Scripps Oceanography PhD candidate who studies marine biology in @TheSemmensLab! She uses fish to investigate how historical offshore disposal of chemical waste impacts modern fisheries and the people who depend on them.
@ San Diego followers
I’m fundraising for typhoon relief. If you want to spin and support, pls sign up: https://t.co/lTFfEW5urc
If you don’t want to spin but still want to support and/or sponsor a rider, dm me and I’ll send you info!!
Are you a @UCSanDiego student interested in obtaining your scientific diving certification? Applications for the 2023-24 SCUBA DIVERsity Fellowship program are due June 26, 2023. Apply here: https://t.co/buK39jWcJJ
Toni Sleugh (@SleughOfScience), a PhD student in marine biology, applied to create a more inclusive environment for students who may feel the same intimidation she felt. She is excited that the program builds a community of divers of color with different experience levels.
Jordan Griffin, a PhD student in archaeology, plans to use her scientific diving certification to collect data for her dissertation research in Montana and California. She's looking forward to making the diving community a more inclusive space, noting that "Visibility matters."
Ivan Moreno (@termofilos), a PhD student in marine biology and freshwater ecologist, had never been exposed to SCUBA diving prior to Scripps. The program encouraged him to embark on scientific diving trips to assist in data collection and field exploration projects.
MAS student Analisa Freitas believes a diverse cohort brings greater understanding between people. Of her experience underwater, she noted, “I feel fortunate to experience a world that many humans do not, and hope to continue doing it in the name of marine conservation.”
The SCUBA DIVERsity Fellowship program at Scripps is accepting applications for the Fall 2023 cohort.🤿 This program is designed to create a more inclusive and supportive diving community. Meet the first cohort of fellows and learn more in this thread ⤵️ https://t.co/7U9NxSHnmz
The @OceanEcologyLab and our partners at NOAA are looking for a quantitative postdoc to explore drivers of salmon marine survival (prey, predators, competitors, harvest, climate change) using structural equation models! Salary $57-60k. Please share! Deets: https://t.co/xjxW4EBwdn
I’m super excited to share my first first author (and first ever) publication!! Read on to learn about how fish find love in the Cayman Islands 🐟💙 https://t.co/CD5T3n1L1A
🫶 fully funded PhD available in my lab👇
EXPLORING SEAGRASS MICROBIOME STEWARDSHIP TO PROMOTE HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS UNDER VARIABLE CLIMATE CHANGE SCENARIOS
applications close midday, Friday 21 April 2023
For full details see https://t.co/DP0IBj3Rz2
Preprint of my first first-author manuscript 😊 examining how ocean acidification impacts micro mechanical properties in exoskeletons of Alaskan snow crabs https://t.co/A0DKHOSZKI
Thrilled to announce that my first first author paper on surface wave - tide interaction has been published in @AMSJPO! Check out our paper or read on for a brief summary! 🌊🌘 https://t.co/LigW0DJ7ne
🦈🤯Happy March 1st everyone! #SharkMadness is finally here!!
Take a look at our first matchup of this year’s competition, the bonnethead vs. the whitetip reef shark! Here’s Hallie to share some fun facts about each contender!
Make sure to vote in the poll below!