The first paper of my PhD is out!!
'Deep-diving beaked whales dive together but forage apart' @RSocPublishing Biological Sciences
Thanks a million to my advisors and to the greatest collaborators @BioacousticsAU@TiagoALOMarques
https://t.co/RzFg8c0v45
Congrats to our colleagues Pauline Goulet, Mark Johnson, et al. (@AIAS_dk, @_SMRU_, @CNRS, @TheWCS) for their "flash & grab" elephant seal and bioluminescent prey study being one of the top 3 read papers in @J_Exp_Biol this year!
https://t.co/eK5jXUnyiv
Not until recently, we have understood how the #spermwhale the world's largest toothed predator finds food in the deep ocean. Researchers from @AarhusUni have gained the first insight with a data logger on the tip of its nose🐳 @PHTonnesen#marinebiology
https://t.co/ttUUerSM11
Digging through @DomWhale videos for something @sgero is working on and came across this gem: @ellenjacobs_ @PHTonnesen and I singing along as we haul Ellen’s array in (100 m of cable!). #DSWP#fieldwork
Siri Lander Elmegaard @BioacousticsAU will be defending her PhD next week, @NatSci_AU@AarhusUni, entitled "#Ecophysiology of echolocating toothed #whales".
https://t.co/erg9tzxKTH
Check out coverage of some of her research below:
First of many! The first women at the South Pole arrived 51 years ago today! #OnThisDay#OTD in 1969: six in fact; five scientists, one science writer; five from the US, one New Zealander #WomenInScience#WomenInSTEM pic @USNavy
Héloïse Frouin-Mouy, a bio-acoustician and marine mammalogist at JASCO Applied Sciences, is using new techniques to better understand the biology and population of hooded seals by studying their underwater calls. Read more here: https://t.co/BtCv8TVqHI