
Marine ecologist and aquaculturist studying the early life history and dispersal traits of marine fishes | Assistant Professor | @PennStateBio
State College, PA
Joined August 2017
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🎨 Think reef fish colors are fixed? Think again.
Adult sunrise dottybacks (P. flavivertex) can change color and pattern over time, with different morphs converging toward similar appearances. #CoralReefs #ReefFish #KAUST
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Proof that you don’t have to live by the ocean to be inspired to study it.
#PennStateBiology #MarineScience #CoralReefs #Ecology #STEM #Research
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A fun fact: Dr. Majoris grew up in western Pennsylvania—far from the ocean! 🌾
After a summer at Penn State’s Governor’s School, he set up a saltwater aquarium in his basement. When the fish began breeding, it sparked a lifelong fascination with marine life. 🐠💙
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🐠 Meet Dr. John Majoris, one of the newest faculty members in Penn State Biology!
His lab studies the “real-life Finding Nemo” — how tiny reef fish larvae navigate the open ocean to find a reef to call home. 🌊👇🧵
The #MajorisLab setup continues with our #fijicube advanced sumps. We’re on track to raise our first marine fish larvae later this month. #islanduniversity @AFS_ELHS #tamucc
Let it glow, let it glow, let it glow! The Majoris wet lab is finished and ready to raise fish in the new year. #MajorisLab #tamucc
Postdoc opportunity! Join an outstanding and supportive lab studying tiny fish with a big impact.
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Two TT Assistant Professor positions, 1 Bio and 1 Marine Bio, open in the Department of Life Sciences at TAMU-CC. Come join a friendly, collaborative, and well-equipped department on the Texas Gulf Coast!
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CALL FOR ABSTRACTS for the 48th Larval Fish Conference #LFC48 in Québec City is live! Come join us in this vibrant city June 15 - 19 2025. All the details on thematic sessons and abstract submission are on our website larvalfishconference.com/ #fishsci
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Check out this exciting, fully-funded #PhD project with @clivetrue, co-supervised by me and colleagues at @BAS_News exploring field metabolic rate across global latitude gradients. Details here: findaphd.com/phds/project/fi…
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Two 6-month Master 2 Internship positions available in our team. Get in touch in you're interested in fish ecophysiology, ecotoxicology and integrative ecology. #fishscience
It’s hummingbird season in Coastal TX! These tiny birds are fueling up for their flight across the GoM. Come experience this amazing migration at the Rockport HummerBird Celebration this weekend @CharmofTxCoast, @IslandCampus.
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Visualizing Science! I'm holding a series of free, online workshops, thanks to Johns Hopkins University. All are welcome! I plan to have fun with Danielle VanBrabant, Damond Kyllo, and Amey Zhang to introduce visualization topics and challenges. No art experience is necessary.
The Majoris Lab at TAMU-CC is recruiting an MS or PhD student to study the dispersal traits of marine fish larvae. Excited to hear from any and all interested students. Reach out ASAP. Full details at: johnmajoris.com/graduate-stu……
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Blennies may provide key food web links between detritus, inverts, & algae they consume & bigger fish that eat them! I had a great time sharing my work on what stable isotopes & DNA metabarcoding can reveal about their trophic roles at the Texas Bays & Estuaries Mtg!
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Fantastic undergraduate research opportunity studying coral biology in the Bahr Lab at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi! Applications due soon!
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From my perspective @BlackinMarSci is one of the organizations having the biggest impact on our field 👏 👏 👏
The opportunities and recognition I’ve received from @BlackinMarSci makes this organization easily one of the best I’ve EVER been associated with @curly_scientist 👊🏾 #BIMS
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I am looking for a PhD student in Coral Demography, contrasting tropical and subtropical reefs!!! Applications for the scholarship by 7 April 2024 - it is soon!!! with @JoshAFirth @Rob_SalGo
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