photo credit: Lukas L. Taenzer

Whales, Greenland, and some really old mud. My first PhD chapter now published in @natcomms.nature.com reveals 12,000 years of marine mammal history around Northern Greenland through DNA hidden in marine mud. Check it out: rdcu.be/emdYS
#sedaDNA #Greenland #Arctic #whales #seals

Curious about what happens with #fish communities in the Panama Canal & #invasions potential between the Atlantic & Pacific? See our @currentbiology.bsky.social piece

DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2025.01.049

10yr standardized sampling show major changes post-Canal expansion
@dfg.de
@leibnizigb.bsky.social

I am thrilled to share that I was awarded a #Villum Young Investigator grant. Using marine #sedaDNA, we will investigate how Arctic marine ecosystems and their functioning have responded to climatic changes over the past ~1 million years
#IODP #Exp400 #biodiversity

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Hi Emma, thanks for setting up the starter pack! I would love to be added. I am a PhD student at the University of Copenhagen working on (ancient) environmental DNA to study Arctic marine mammals.

Hi! Thanks for creating this list, I would also like to be added. I'm a PhD student at Copenhagen University working on ancient environmental DNA from marine sediments. I use hybridization capture, shotgun sequencing and ddPCR to study marine mammals distributions across the Holocene.

I would also like to be added! I work with ancient environmental DNA from marine sediments.