🌊🦠 Watching the waters: New technologies, such as underwater drones, automated sensors and predictive computer models are transforming how scientists monitor phytoplankton and detect harmful algal bloom (HAB) events. These blooms can start offshore and move into coastal areas, impacting aquaculture and marine ecosystems. As a Scientific and Technical Officer, Felix Sproll uses advanced equipment to monitor harmful algae around Ireland’s coast.
👀Learn more: https://t.co/jc4ttqwRug
#ScienceWeek2025
The GEOTRACES IDP2025 had a fantastic launch during the Summer School in Cape Town!
If you missed it, don’t worry—join us tomorrow, 25 November, from 05:00 to 06:30 UTC.
https://t.co/syiMAQDo0J
@SCOR_Int#IDP2025#oceandata#oceanscience
Prof. Carlos Rafael Borges Mendes, from the Federal University of Rio Grande, Brazil, is quantifying the phytoplankton community structure in surface Atlantic waters on AMT31. #JC272, @PlymouthMarine, @CLASS_UKRI, #AMT31, #NEODAAS
We are delighted to welcome five new members to the SOLAS Early Career Scientist Committee, Abbie Allela , Yuanxu Dong, Sarkawt Lateef , Precious Mongwe, and Garima Shukla. More information in SOLAS September Newsletter: https://t.co/KZLGCdRCbT
Incase you missed it 👉 check out this brilliant webinar on 'Exploring Marine Protected Areas around the world with case studies using the #MPAGuide🐙
https://t.co/7K4WX5b55h
#FairSeas#30x30
SOLAS National and Regional Reports 2023 is out!We would like to take this opportunity to thank the SOLAS National and Regional Networks and express our sincere appreciation for all their work. Read the report:https://t.co/Vkz7gJfXd0
The MarChemSpec software package can be used to calculate chemical speciation in natural waters containing the ions present in seawater. Please visit https://t.co/Mbi8DsQrOV for more information about MarChemSpec, published papers, and for software downloads.
Last year we published a document on #Ocean#oxygen: The role of the Ocean in the oxygen we breathe and the threat of #deoxygenation! Is it really every second breath? Read all about this and our recommendations for research here: https://t.co/5zYmRJ9ATF
BIG news!!! Our 23/24 Committee elections are now open and close 15th November!
We are looking for vibrant, passionate individuals to join our team in a variety of roles.
Interested? Find out more & register your interest in the form below!
This is deadly...... Here's the word cloud of all the papers that have been written using data collected over nearly 70 years in the Burrishoole catchment #BurrishooleLTER@MarineInst
https://t.co/9VzD14du12
Climate change will have serious impacts on Ireland's water resources, both water availability and water quality. See latest @AnForamUisce policy report, with @palaeo_mich from @UCCEnvScience & @fiachraol from @UCD_CWRR
https://t.co/SfSNVD6zNt
SOLAS (surface ocean lower atmosphere studies) exists 20 years and celebrates through a series of perspective papers on central themes for @SOLAS_IPO
Below is the one I contributed to on advances and challenges in biogeochem controls on atmos chem - I hope you enjoy the read!
A healthy sea is....?
Healthy marine ecosystems, healthy and supported communities, an abundance of life...
What do healthy seas look like to you?
Share your thoughts with us 👇
#FairSeas#30x30
One of the most severe marine heatwaves on Earth has developed off the coast of Ireland and the UK, with water temperatures as high as 4-5°C above normal.
NOAA's Marine Heatwave Watch has categorized this event as a Category 4 (extreme) marine heatwave.