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Postdoc seekers—into microbes, corals & biotech? Erica Hartmann (Northwestern) & I (Shedd) are looking to support a candidate for the Walder Biota Award. Check the link & get in touch! sites.northwestern.edu/hartmann/202...
July 31, 2025 at 6:01 PM
Postdoc seekers—into microbes, corals & biotech? Erica Hartmann (Northwestern) & I (Shedd) are looking to support a candidate for the Walder Biota Award. Check the link & get in touch! sites.northwestern.edu/hartmann/202...
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OUT NOW 'coral reef microbiome' by Springer Nature link.springer.com/book/10.1007... .. some 2.5 years in the making, jam packed: check out Ch.16 on Assisted Restoration as the sum of approaches required to deliver effective ecological restoration! Many thanks to all contributors @uni-konstanz.de
Coral Reef Microbiome
This book focuses on Structure, Function and Ecology of the coral microbiome and associated active interventions to conserve and restore coral reefs.
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March 6, 2025 at 3:06 PM
OUT NOW 'coral reef microbiome' by Springer Nature link.springer.com/book/10.1007... .. some 2.5 years in the making, jam packed: check out Ch.16 on Assisted Restoration as the sum of approaches required to deliver effective ecological restoration! Many thanks to all contributors @uni-konstanz.de
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Scientists! An open letter from @ucsusa.bsky.social urging the Trump admin to leave NOAA intact 🧪
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Science at Risk: Protect NOAA
Scientists & experts: Add your name to this open letter calling on Congress and the Trump administration to ensure that NOAA and its sub-agencies remain fully funded and staffed, and that the independ...
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February 26, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Scientists! An open letter from @ucsusa.bsky.social urging the Trump admin to leave NOAA intact 🧪
secure.ucsusa.org/a/2025-prote...
secure.ucsusa.org/a/2025-prote...
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📣 JOB ALERT📣
The Silbiger Lab is hiring a full time research tech @ University of Hawai’i at Mānoa to support research on intertidal ecology in Hawai’i & coral reef/coastal oceanography in Okinawa, Japan. RCUH ID: 225085 application link below. 1 year to start, but have several years of funding.
The Silbiger Lab is hiring a full time research tech @ University of Hawai’i at Mānoa to support research on intertidal ecology in Hawai’i & coral reef/coastal oceanography in Okinawa, Japan. RCUH ID: 225085 application link below. 1 year to start, but have several years of funding.
February 11, 2025 at 8:40 PM
📣 JOB ALERT📣
The Silbiger Lab is hiring a full time research tech @ University of Hawai’i at Mānoa to support research on intertidal ecology in Hawai’i & coral reef/coastal oceanography in Okinawa, Japan. RCUH ID: 225085 application link below. 1 year to start, but have several years of funding.
The Silbiger Lab is hiring a full time research tech @ University of Hawai’i at Mānoa to support research on intertidal ecology in Hawai’i & coral reef/coastal oceanography in Okinawa, Japan. RCUH ID: 225085 application link below. 1 year to start, but have several years of funding.
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New study provides a demographic reality-check on regrowing depleted populations of marine invertebrates:
“Replacing just 10% of the legally allowed harvest (in just 2 Caribbean countries) would require approximately 2.8 billion outplants from aquaculture.”
www.cambridge.org/core/service...
“Replacing just 10% of the legally allowed harvest (in just 2 Caribbean countries) would require approximately 2.8 billion outplants from aquaculture.”
www.cambridge.org/core/service...
February 3, 2025 at 10:03 PM
New study provides a demographic reality-check on regrowing depleted populations of marine invertebrates:
“Replacing just 10% of the legally allowed harvest (in just 2 Caribbean countries) would require approximately 2.8 billion outplants from aquaculture.”
www.cambridge.org/core/service...
“Replacing just 10% of the legally allowed harvest (in just 2 Caribbean countries) would require approximately 2.8 billion outplants from aquaculture.”
www.cambridge.org/core/service...