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And another one from PhD student @mumudunn on the use of broadband acoustics from autonomous surface vehicles to study zooplankton. Well done Muriel! cdnsciencepub.com/doi/abs/10…
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Our last paper on the biogeography of mesozooplankton across the Canadian Arctic. Well done Gérald Darnis! online.ucpress.edu/elementa/…
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We are recruiting one postdoc in marine ecology and modelling to work on glacial troughs in the Arctic. Deadline to apply is January 31st. mi.mun.ca/media/marineinstit…
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And we are also recruiting a PhD student to work on Arctic pelagic ecology at the polar front, with field work in the Barents Sea mi.mun.ca/media/marineinstit…
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Our new study on the use of artificial light, including red light, when deploying scientific instruments at sea. We observed stronger avoidance behavior than expected nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
Mesopelagic fish form dense layers at the Atlantic-Arctic gateway, but they remain deeper than their main zooplankton prey during the midnight sun period, which limits feeding. Interesting paper @p_priou! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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PhD position in zooplankton ecology available in Norway
jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo…
We are proud to share this brilliant little piece made by our own @Jordan_Biology!
Someone's got a future in #scicomm👀
@MEOPAR_NCE @marineinstitute @MUN_Science
MEOPAR short: Little Fish, Big Lake - The Life and Times of the Rainbow ... youtu.be/CFNGSJ8iiEk via @YouTube
Welcome / Bienvenue à St. John's, Newfoundland CCGS Amundsen! Research icebreaker #Amundsen cruises into the narrows after crossing the Labrador Sea for @DFO_Science Atlantic Zone Off-shelf Monitoring Program.
@ArcticNet @marineinstitute @munocean @OceanFrontier
📸@jchawarski
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Take a look at this new report on the State of the Arctic Ocean, to which I had the pleasure to contribute
The Arctic is a fascinating place but can be difficult to visit. This #EarthDay, do the next best thing and learn about this unique ecosystem while you’re staying home. Take a look at our new State of the Arctic Ocean report! ow.ly/yZVB50zlM12
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For Arctic fish aficionados, here is our new book chapter on Fish Ecology during the Polar Night @p_priou link.springer.com/chapter/10…
Happy quarantine from the lab! We all know times are much more challenging but lab meetings like this one remind us we’re all in this together! #QuaranTEAM 🌊🐟🔊 @MaximeGeoffroy1 @FishTalkWithTJ @p_priou @JessRandall7 @mumudunn @jennylynn_h2o @Jordan_Biology @JChawarski
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One year postdoc with potential for further funding @marineinstitute @MemorialU on fisheries, ecosystem, & climate change dynamics in Newfoundland, Labrador, & the Arctic. Ecosystem modelling and/or programming experience an asset. Message for details. #rstats
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Inspiration for grad students (and others) confined at home washingtonpost.com/history/2…
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And more coverage on our study on the effects of Artificial light in National Geographic and Scientific American
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scientificamerican.com/artic…
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Notre article sur les effets de la lumière artificielle en Arctique a été couvert par les Années Lumière. ici.radio-canada.ca/premiere…
"Les effets néfastes des lumières du traffic maritime sur la vie marine"
Check out this article by our MSc Students @Jordan_Biology
and @FishTalkWithTJ on our recent field work in Labrador @MEOPAR_NCE @marineinstitute @MemorialU 🐟meopar.ca/news/notes-from-th…🐟
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Light from research vessel disrupts fish and zooplankton behavior during the polar night and biases abundance estimates by a factor up to 50%. Our last study in Communication Biology nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
