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  1. 📢 Tomorrow!
    Irene Alorda Montiel will defend her PhD thesis.

    📖 "Reading sediments: Anthropogenic Impacts on Coastal Wetlands"

    Good luck, Irene! 👏

    www.uab.cat/web/sala-de-...

    #PhDDefense #CoastalWetlands #MarineScience #Research #EarthScience

  2. 📢 Tomorrow!
    Irene Alorda Montiel will defend her PhD thesis.

    📖 "Reading sediments: Anthropogenic Impacts on Coastal Wetlands"

    Good luck, Irene! 👏

    www.uab.cat/web/sala-de-...

    #PhDDefense #CoastalWetlands #MarineScience #Research #EarthScience

  3. 📢 Tomorrow!
    Irene Alorda Montiel will defend her PhD thesis.

    📖 "Reading sediments: Anthropogenic Impacts on Coastal Wetlands"

    Good luck, Irene! 👏

    www.uab.cat/web/sala-de-...

    #PhDDefense #CoastalWetlands #MarineScience #Research #EarthScience

  4. 📢 Tomorrow!
    Irene Alorda Montiel will defend her PhD thesis.

    📖 "Reading sediments: Anthropogenic Impacts on Coastal Wetlands"

    Good luck, Irene! 👏

    www.uab.cat/web/sala-de-...

    #PhDDefense #CoastalWetlands #MarineScience #Research #EarthScience

  5. So for the third time in two weeks, I'm back from a short, but very intensive (and low on sleep), sampling cruise. Getting really interesting (and important) data, but the tempo is fierce.

    #Sea #MarineScience

  6. So for the third time in two weeks, I'm back from a short, but very intensive (and low on sleep), sampling cruise. Getting really interesting (and important) data, but the tempo is fierce.

    #Sea #MarineScience

  7. So for the third time in two weeks, I'm back from a short, but very intensive (and low on sleep), sampling cruise. Getting really interesting (and important) data, but the tempo is fierce.

    #Sea #MarineScience

  8. So for the third time in two weeks, I'm back from a short, but very intensive (and low on sleep), sampling cruise. Getting really interesting (and important) data, but the tempo is fierce.

    #Sea #MarineScience

  9. And once more, back at sea, monitoring the state of the water column out in open waters. Nothing on the horizon and more than a kilometer of clear blue water below us.
    Had decent sea conditions, and some dolphins came for a visit, so overall a rather pleasant one.

    #Sea #MarineScience

  10. And once more, back at sea, monitoring the state of the water column out in open waters. Nothing on the horizon and more than a kilometer of clear blue water below us.
    Had decent sea conditions, and some dolphins came for a visit, so overall a rather pleasant one.

    #Sea #MarineScience

  11. And once more, back at sea, monitoring the state of the water column out in open waters. Nothing on the horizon and more than a kilometer of clear blue water below us.
    Had decent sea conditions, and some dolphins came for a visit, so overall a rather pleasant one.

    #Sea #MarineScience

  12. And once more, back at sea, monitoring the state of the water column out in open waters. Nothing on the horizon and more than a kilometer of clear blue water below us.
    Had decent sea conditions, and some dolphins came for a visit, so overall a rather pleasant one.

    #Sea #MarineScience

  13. Curiosity Sphere @curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com@curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com ·

    🌊Why Does the Ocean Never Stop Moving? The Science Behind Waves, Tides and Currents

    Why is the ocean always moving? Discover how wind creates waves, the Moon drives tides, and currents transport heat around our planet.

    curiositysphereblog.wordpress.

  14. Curiosity Sphere @curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com@curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com ·

    🌊Why Does the Ocean Never Stop Moving? The Science Behind Waves, Tides and Currents

    Why is the ocean always moving? Discover how wind creates waves, the Moon drives tides, and currents transport heat around our planet.

    curiositysphereblog.wordpress.

  15. Curiosity Sphere @curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com@curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com ·

    🌊Why Does the Ocean Never Stop Moving? The Science Behind Waves, Tides and Currents

    Why is the ocean always moving? Discover how wind creates waves, the Moon drives tides, and currents transport heat around our planet.

    curiositysphereblog.wordpress.

  16. Curiosity Sphere @curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com@curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com ·

    🌊Why Does the Ocean Never Stop Moving? The Science Behind Waves, Tides and Currents

    Why is the ocean always moving? Discover how wind creates waves, the Moon drives tides, and currents transport heat around our planet.

    curiositysphereblog.wordpress.

  17. The Tiny Ocean Organisms That Could Help The Climate In a Big Way

    Stocktrek Images / Getty Images Some of the littlest organisms in the ocean wield incredible influence, both on their ecosystems and on the planet. Like plants do on land, phytoplankton absorb sunlight and carbon dioxide and expel oxygen. They process so much of those two gases, in fact, that they’re responsible for half of the carbon sequestered by photosynthesis worldwide and half of the oxygen in the atmosphere…….Continue reading…. By: Matt Simon / Grist Source:  Popular […]

    onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026

  18. The Tiny Ocean Organisms That Could Help The Climate In a Big Way

    Stocktrek Images / Getty Images Some of the littlest organisms in the ocean wield incredible influence, both on their ecosystems and on the planet. Like plants do on land, phytoplankton absorb sunlight and carbon dioxide and expel oxygen. They process so much of those two gases, in fact, that they’re responsible for half of the carbon sequestered by photosynthesis worldwide and half of the oxygen in the atmosphere…….Continue reading…. By: Matt Simon / Grist Source:  Popular […]

    onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026

  19. The Tiny Ocean Organisms That Could Help The Climate In a Big Way

    Stocktrek Images / Getty Images Some of the littlest organisms in the ocean wield incredible influence, both on their ecosystems and on the planet. Like plants do on land, phytoplankton absorb sunlight and carbon dioxide and expel oxygen. They process so much of those two gases, in fact, that they’re responsible for half of the carbon sequestered by photosynthesis worldwide and half of the oxygen in the atmosphere…….Continue reading…. By: Matt Simon / Grist Source:  Popular […]

    onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026

  20. The Tiny Ocean Organisms That Could Help The Climate In a Big Way

    Stocktrek Images / Getty Images Some of the littlest organisms in the ocean wield incredible influence, both on their ecosystems and on the planet. Like plants do on land, phytoplankton absorb sunlight and carbon dioxide and expel oxygen. They process so much of those two gases, in fact, that they’re responsible for half of the carbon sequestered by photosynthesis worldwide and half of the oxygen in the atmosphere…….Continue reading…. By: Matt Simon / Grist Source:  Popular […]

    onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026

  21. @ricard This is a really interesting article, on the psychology of 'solutions' and resentment of real-world complexity as well as the specific challenge of plastic in oceans. Salutes to the volunteers on the beaches!

    @nature #ocean #plastic #beach #cleanup #MarineScience

  22. @ricard This is a really interesting article, on the psychology of 'solutions' and resentment of real-world complexity as well as the specific challenge of plastic in oceans. Salutes to the volunteers on the beaches!

    @nature #ocean #plastic #beach #cleanup #MarineScience

  23. @ricard This is a really interesting article, on the psychology of 'solutions' and resentment of real-world complexity as well as the specific challenge of plastic in oceans. Salutes to the volunteers on the beaches!

    @nature #ocean #plastic #beach #cleanup #MarineScience

  24. @ricard This is a really interesting article, on the psychology of 'solutions' and resentment of real-world complexity as well as the specific challenge of plastic in oceans. Salutes to the volunteers on the beaches!

    @nature #ocean #plastic #beach #cleanup #MarineScience

  25. Sharks: The Unlikely Allies in Hurricane Forecasting

    In a groundbreaking study, University of Delaware researchers are harnessing the power of nature’s ocean predators to improve…
    #Environment #Climatemodels #Hurricane #MarineScience #oceandata #prédictions #sensors #sharks #technology #universityofdelaware #weatherforecasting
    europesays.com/3185760/

  26. Two important marine nitrite oxidizing bacteria are now publicly available (Nitrococcus mobilis 231 (DSM 119297)); Nitrospira ecomares 2.1  (DSM 119299)). Researchers can order them from DSMZ to study ocean nitrification and the nitrogen cycle.
    👉 dsmz.de/collection/catalogue/m

    #NitrogenCycle #MarineScience #Microbiology #bioresources #biodiversity
    📷 Eva Spieck

  27. Two important marine nitrite oxidizing bacteria are now publicly available (Nitrococcus mobilis 231 (DSM 119297)); Nitrospira ecomares 2.1  (DSM 119299)). Researchers can order them from DSMZ to study ocean nitrification and the nitrogen cycle.
    👉 dsmz.de/collection/catalogue/m

    #NitrogenCycle #MarineScience #Microbiology #bioresources #biodiversity
    📷 Eva Spieck

  28. Two important marine nitrite oxidizing bacteria are now publicly available (Nitrococcus mobilis 231 (DSM 119297)); Nitrospira ecomares 2.1  (DSM 119299)). Researchers can order them from DSMZ to study ocean nitrification and the nitrogen cycle.
    👉 dsmz.de/collection/catalogue/m

    #NitrogenCycle #MarineScience #Microbiology #bioresources #biodiversity
    📷 Eva Spieck

  29. Two important marine nitrite oxidizing bacteria are now publicly available (Nitrococcus mobilis 231 (DSM 119297)); Nitrospira ecomares 2.1  (DSM 119299)). Researchers can order them from DSMZ to study ocean nitrification and the nitrogen cycle.
    👉 dsmz.de/collection/catalogue/m

    #NitrogenCycle #MarineScience #Microbiology #bioresources #biodiversity
    📷 Eva Spieck

  30. Inside the Wild Rescue Mission That Took 4 Beluga Whales to Chicago

    One of the most crucial parts of pulling off an unprecedented international plane ride for four beluga whales…
    #Canada #AnimalBehavior #Animals #biology #Chicago #marinescience #Science #Whales #zoos
    europesays.com/canada/146368/

  31. Underwater drones discover coral reefs off Benin, long presumed dead, teeming with life

    A picture of the reef by Gérard Zinzindohoué Scientists in search of coral reef barriers which had been…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AU #Australia #FeaturedNews #FrontiersinMarineScience #MarineScience #Science
    newsbeep.com/au/818744/