Our paper is finally out! Learn how photosymbionts contribute to niche partitioning in 10 of the most common Caribbean sponge species https://t.co/gXSMZcuwkl
@thackerbob@SpongeSymbiont@cole_easson
It has been a great couple weeks in the Freeman lab. We had three student poster presentations @BenthicEcology meeting in NH and then undergraduate students Kate Davis and Josie Shostak won awards for their #sponge research at the Expo @CofC.
Charles Taibi was the first @CofC student to present at the @BenthicEcology meeting in Portsmouth, NH! Charles did an awesome job presenting his work with @ErikSotka on SC salt marshes.
When the isotope lab wants an empty but pressed and rolled tin capsule for each of the enriched sponge samples you sent them and you sent them 450 sponge samples… #blanks#isotopes@cole_easson@SpongeSymbiont
I am excited to share a new study led by Shachar Givon & @MatanSamina w/ Ohad Ben Shahar: Goldfish can learn to navigate a small robotic vehicle on land. We trained goldfish to drive a wheeled platform that reacts to the fish’s movement (https://t.co/ZR59Hu9sib).
@CofC now has a @DiversAlert first aid and oxygen kit for our scientific diving program! More soon on this great opportunity with @ErikSotka, @ORGAatCofC, and Dr. Heather Spalding in @CofCBiology