It's official-we're heading to NINETEEN cities (incl four newbies!) for #PintAU19! Welcome to the @PintOfScience family Geelong, Bendigo, Wangaratta and Noosa!
Join us for a pint this May 20th-22nd to hear the latest world-changing science in a pub near you!
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What a visual symphony!🎵🎶
They say variety is the spice of life and Disco sure lives up to his name! Check out the colour change before and after friday brunch . #cuttlefish#cephalopod#scicomm
The podcast is up for the @ProbablyScience live in @councilcairns and @JCU. Check out @AITropHealthMed's and @jcu's researchers rocking the science mic!
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Thanks for stopping by, guys! It was a pleasure to have you and we’re looking forward to your event @CairnsDT tomorrow #probablyscience#australiatour#cairns
As everyone hunkers down for the night, aircon in tow, thats when the work starts for #teamirukandji. A fruitful evening: two jellies caught, a masive #stingray spotted and lots of #squid . Now for bed 😴
From cooling tanks with buckets of ice in 43°C temperatures, to holding up tarpaulins in an attempt to keep the rain from dropping tank salinities... All and more in a days work for the @eduquarium team! #coralspawning
Welcome to the JCU Coral Spawn Theatre @eduquarium! Showtimes on the poster. No show from the Platygyras last night, but stellar performances from A. tenuis and A. millepora, with best supporting actor nod to A. samoaensis. #larvalrestoration#coralspawning#lovethereef#phdlife
Trading one cnidarian for another! Was awesome to get to spend an evening with @kerryacameron and the #larvalrestoration team learning about the coral restoration project currently underway at the @jcu@eduquarium
"The death drop" - The Irukandji jellyfish, renound for its invisible nature and deadly sting, has humble beginnings. Capable of fitting in a droplet of water this benthic polyp will one day metamorphose into the steryotypical box shape of its adult form #phdchat#PhD#jellyfish
"Take it from the jellyfish - there is no moving forward without a little relaxation" - #PhD advice from the bottom of the evolutionary tree
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Thanks again to Professor Jamie Seymour for a great talk last night. At Reef Teach, we truly believe in sharing the latest information and bridging the gap between Scientists and the public. Last nights talk showed... https://t.co/2Fa3OP9Py3
Locally brewed beer, beatuiful views and Science? Does a better combo even exist? looking forward to putting my supervisor in the hot seat for Cairns very first pint of science. If you are into jellyfish make sure to book a ticket 🤗 @pintofscienceAU@TASRU_JCU@AITropHealthMed https://t.co/P6Ufz0lwGy
How far would you go for protection? Juvenile fish often use the tentacles and mouth of jellyfish as refuge before they face the 'big blue'. However, as most jellies only have one gastric opening their mouth also functions as their butt... #buttmuncher