Loads of great posters on show here at Climate Change and Marine Ecosystems summer school. Here’s me with mine, but in particular I enjoyed learning about the local ecology and oceanography of the South China Sea.
@LoneWalkerUK@glenntait It also warns you when there may be access restrictions, which could be useful here. Admittedly I’m not sure how good that function is as I rarely walk in areas where it would be an issue.
@LoneWalkerUK@glenntait I find Komoot to be an excellent tool when planning low-level walks and bike rides in Scotland. It has excellent detail in terms of paths, but it is a poor tool in the mountains as it lacks any detail on the features of the hills.
A great first day at Climate Change & Marine Ecosystems summer school, rounded off with a lovely evening meal. Time for day 2! @croucherFDN@StrathMathStat@SUPERDTP1
Good morning from Hong Kong! Super excited to be here and looking forward to next week’s @croucherFDN Climate Change and Marine Ecosystems summer course. As ever, thanks to @SUPERDTP1 for making these opportunities possible.
In the early 1800s, Victorian artists and microscopists would rearrange diatoms (microscopic single-cell algae encased in beautiful glass shells) into intricate patterns on glass slides.
This feels like the pixel version.
Excited to share my just accepted paper on American Naturalist @ASNAmNat https://t.co/2hW8LlzbN7
We discovered a mathematical identity equation to partition the slope of linear regression into within-group and across-group regression slopes, which can be useful in many cases.
Today we have live sessions for the @MHScot First Aid for Mental Health. We have discussed our aim to reduce stigma, learn practical intervention skills and foster a positive mental health culture in our community
This was possible due to @NERCscience DEI Flexible Funding Award
It's the 1st day on the @MHScot First Aid for Mental Health course for 26 PGRs and staff from our community! We hope to foster a positive mental health culture in the workplace across our University partners
This was possible due to a @NERCscience DEI Flexible Funding Award
Thank you to everyone who came along to the guided foraging walk and ecosystem collage workshop at @THETEMPLEHARRIS this weekend, led by @AislinnBorland@gregmacmillan99 and foragers from Temple, and thanks to those who came along to the Climate Fresk hosted by @CleanCoastOH:
Join us for a workshop at @THETEMPLEHARRIS this Saturday morning, in partnership with the @CCScotland Làn Thìde Climate Beacon!
We will be joined by foragers from Temple, Janet Marshall from @CleanCoastOH and marine biologists @unistrathclyde https://t.co/zs5nbzTY0Q
A wonderful turnout for the MOCA x @DandelionScot workshop today.
A massive thank you to the team at @mapping_ocean, artist @JenniferArgoArt and marine biologists from @UniStrathclyde for the insightful workshop exploring climate impacts on the coast through art.
Introducing assisting @UniStrathclyde researchers on the Mapping Ocean Change team: @EmmaGuirey and @AislinnBorland specialising in salmon migration and survival, @gregmacmillan99 specialising in plankton and @PaulUdom4 specialising in algae blooms: https://t.co/Bj77zcwtU2 🌊🌍🐟
Successful @mapping_ocean workshop in Wick at the weekend - spotting porpoises, seals and seabirds on a wildlife boat tour, then examining plankton samples and creating ocean themed collages at @LythArtsCentre
MOCA!
Join us for two workshop sessions on Saturday 23 July; a foraging workshop with Temple Harris & a Climate Fresk session with @CleanCoastOH@mapping_ocean
🌊Foraging Workshop - https://t.co/WOBL0p5IHt
🌊Climate Fresk Workshop - https://t.co/uikXja5eCx
Excited to announce two workshops on the 4th of June at the @CCScotland Climate Beacon @LythArtsCentre with @SeaWatchersUK and marine biologists from @UniStrathclyde as part of Orca Watch, supported by @NERCscience : https://t.co/flgZjTnBCq