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This #PhycologyFriday feeling a bit upgraded ;) by using @FlowCam for viewing my favourite #Phytoplankton at @umrDECOD 😀 . A lot of #Ceratium . & It's quite interesting but I love them more under Microscope!!! 🔬 😃 @AlgaTalk @Algae_Chat – at Rennes, France
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At the Sister Seraphim Undergrad. Research Symposium, @StKate bio-majors Sydney & Jaidan answer questions about their research with @pcfurey on freshwater algae using the @FlowCam. They’re ready for their next science adventures! Way to go! #mystkates #WomeninSTEM #allthingsalgal
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Finally the FlowCAM is here! We have run our first test samples. A big thank you to Team @FlowCam for your help to get this up and running. Thank you to our funders @WelshGovernment and ERDF #EUFundsCymru from Team #MixoHUB @CU_EARTH #plankton #protist #marine_ecology
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Researchers from @EOS_Center & @PointBlueConSci contributing to the ACCESS Partnership discuss using a @FlowCam to analyze zooplankton samples from the Gulf of the Farallones in @GFNMS 🦐🔬
#BGG22 #zooplankton
sfbaynerr.sfsu.edu/bggrs
accessoceans.org/
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More Summer Scholars research - this time in the @pcfurey lab. @StKate student Sydney Kennedy launches her net to collect algae and cyanobacteria from Lake Como, MN. Back at the lab they take a closer look with the @FlowCam 5000 - look at that algae! #mystkates #womeninstem
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As a summer intern with the He’eia #NERR, Ciara is using @FlowCam data to help characterize the phytoplankton that support our marine food webs in #Heeia @Estuaries4Life
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The working group “Marine Sensor Systems“ of the @ICBM_UOL / @ZfMarS_ICBM (@UniOldenburg) has recently bought a new @FlowCam instrument for imaging #phytoplankton. With this, live cells in samples from the #ResearchPlatform #SpiekeroogCO are now monitored in regular intervals.
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Excited to have #FlowCam back @PlymouthMarine following a month away in the US for a maintenance service with @FluidImaging. Arrived in time for the #springbloom #stationL4 #westernchannelobservatory.
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Each year we invite a group of #Maine science teachers to the lab to learn new techniques for teaching ocean science fundamentals.
This year's workshop is August 10-13 and applications are open! For more info: bigelow.org/education/profes…
#MaineEducation #scienceeducation
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Bring on the sunshine, bring on the phytoplankton🦠🌞🔬 Our first look at @FluidImaging data from the Kāneʻohe Bay Time-series. #flowcam
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It's fantastic getting a brand new #plankton sample each week from our colleagues @mba_rv We've been building an image library using cool tech like FlowCam Macro @FluidImaging to complement our traditional plankton analysis #microscopy
Since 1924 the MBA has regularly deployed its Young Fish Trawl (YFT) off the coast of Plymouth - collecting samples of zooplankton, fish eggs and larval fish. Our colleagues from @CPRSurvey have been experimenting with using image based analysis to process samples from #RVSepia
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Please see attachment images of Heterosigma akashiwo captured by #Flowcam.
The image contain fresh lived cells from an estuary of the south Chile, analyzed with a flow cell of 120 µm and 10X magnification.
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Fantastic to see our @flowcam compilation created by colleague Rob Camp @bobskool in this double page spread of @CosmosMagazine celebrating our 7 million nautical mile achievement this summer, such a beautiful image!
A wonderful compilation of plankton species featured in @CosmosMagazine of @RiAus, celebrating @CPRSurvey 7 million miles of tows. Images were taken here @thembauk by @bobskool using samples taken from @mba_rv
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Jelly or Noc, here I come, you can't hide
Gonna find you and take pics flowly
#FugeesFlowcam
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Caprellids imaged by @FluidImaging FlowCam Macro @echinoblog
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All set up to #WFH thanks to @FluidImaging - I'm coming for you, fish eggs!
Know of anyone interested in learning a bit of particle analysis, automated imaging or plankton identification? I'll be attempting to share some knowledge + opinion tomorrow + next week - please share!






































