Did you know that larvae of marine organisms respond to sound? We have shown that pelagic larvae of the Pacific oyster (Magallana gigas) prefer to settle in the presence of oyster reef sounds. https://t.co/dxYQcO1nLh. A 🧵 (1/6)
Check out our latest publication: "Comparison of the effects of reef and anthropogenic soundscapes on oyster larvae settlement."🌊
https://t.co/cYrlfnJOPZ
🔬 New Preprint Alert! 🔬
I am very excited to share the #preprint of our latest paper "Navigating Soundscapes: Attractant effect of reef sound on oyster settlement may be attenuated by vessel noise" 🎉
🔍 Find the preprint here: [https://t.co/SQ5aaXwgaq]
🧑🏾🔬Women in science👩🏻🔬 In 2022, #VLIZ puts its female employees in the spotlight. This time, we introduce you to blue innovation officer @IMoulaert & science data officer for @EMODnet@joana_beja��🏽https://t.co/gGlHGDZ33G #womeninscience #SDG5
the @VLIZnews research noon seminars are back! today, @AnoukOllevier shared some stunning pictures of zooplankton from Greenlandic fjords and Jan Reubens dove deep into the @AquaticTracking#ETN and how researchers are using the tracking data!
🧑🏾🔬Women in science👩🏻🔬 Every month of 2022, #VLIZ puts its female employees in the spotlight. In April, we introduce you to our Director International Relations @AKLescrauwaet and phd student @SarahSchmidy . Check 👉🏽https://t.co/gGlHGDGTPy #womeninscience#marineresearch#SDG5
New #publication "Geographical variation in the carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus content of blue #mussels, #Mytilus edulis." Thanks to all my co-authors.
We explore differences in #cnp of #mussel shell and tissue and how/why this varies around the #UK.
https://t.co/e2WdZZ4k9c
Today is the VLIZ Marine Science Day 2021. Follow the livestream of the event on https://t.co/xswWBHneYq. The chat box is open for all your questions, remarks and ideas. #VMSD21#KAAP
Star Trek has always represented the hope of a better future for humankind, and we understand that until it's understood that Black lives do matter, that future cannot be achieved 🖖
We're 'the Plastics'*!
12th out of 52 ain't that bad, considering we went in thinking we can't be the worst team.
Thanks, @PhDCUGent and @quizfabriek for organizing this virtual quiz.
*the Plastics: @GizemPoffyn@SarahSchmidy@marine_sev96 and I
Though I've only studied penguins for ten years I feel this is enough time and experience to have the [likely] unchangeable opinion that they are just weirdos and that's all there is to it.