PhD candidate @RassterLab studying marine food systems | @Vassar and @EnvironmentYale alum | Happiest in the water, on the water, or underwater (she/hers)
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Ever wondered why genetic diversity is important in corals and how scientists conduct genetic analyses? Check out this great blog post from @ablanchette12 !
Blog post alert! PhD candidate @ablanchette12 wrote a post for our restoration collaborators Reef Renewal Foundation Bonaire, describing the importance of genetic diversity and her work on assessing it in their #Acropora coral outplants via #microsatellite genotyping. Link ⬇️
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Congratulations @NOAA Davidson Fellow
@Jenny_Bueno_ for advancing to candidacy in @FSU_geography! Jen is conducting research on #oysters and #mangrove encroachment in the #GulfofMexico--look out for all her updates from the field (not to mention some cool drone landscape shots!)
Congrats on this impressive fellowship @JennMcHenry! So sad you're no longer officially my lab mate, but excited for all the super cool research you're doing!
The Rasster lab's very first hire back in 2016, @JennMcHenry, is now a postdoctoral fellow in the @BaumLab at @UVic! Jenn is studying the current and future mitigation potential of #kelp, #eelgrass, & #saltmarsh ecosystems in Canada (1/2)
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Tune in tomorrow for @coralecoguy's PhD dissertation defense, titled “Investigating the foraging, social, and spatial ecology of Caribbean parrotfishes,” for @FSUbio at 2 pm in King 2057 or DM for zoom link! photo credit: Krista Laforest
So excited to have this superstar, @elizabetsy_jane, join our lab!
Welcome Dr.@elizabetsy_jane to the @Rassterlab! Betsy is a post-doc with the Apalachicola Bay System Initiative at @FSUMarineLab. She will be conducting interdisciplinary social-ecological research, focusing on fisher perceptions of #ecosystemservices in Ap Bay (1/3)
So excited for this super cool #mariculture policy database @bess_ruff is building!
Navigating US #mariculture policy can be hard. New @RassterLab postdoc @bess_ruff is here to make it easy! Partnering with @SGLawCenter, Bess is building a database of coastal states’ mariculture policies–a one stop shop for info about permits, leases, regulations & more! (1/2)
So excited to have @Laurel_Field as a lab mate and for all the cool research she will be doing on MPAs and marine food systems!
Hey y’all, after some time away, the Rasster lab is back on Twitter! We have some exciting changes to faces and roles that we’ll be sharing throughout the week. First up is the newest PhD student to join the lab, @Laurel_Field! (1/4)
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PhD Candidate Jennifer McHenry will be defending her dissertation "Modeling biodiversity redistribution and ecosystem service provisioning in coastal marine environments" on Wed, May 25.
Join her public talk from 10-11am ET! FSU Bellamy Bldg Rm 150E or DM me for the zoom link.
Congrats to fellow @RassterLab grad student @Jenny_Bueno_ on being selected as a NOAA Margaret Davidson Fellow! Stay tuned for some exciting research on mangrove encroachment! @FSUMarineLab @FSU_Geography
We’re pleased to announce the 2nd cohort of Davidson Fellows! Starting Aug 1, these fellows will begin their journey working closely with staff, mentors, communities, and local scientists in a national estuarine research reserve. Congrats to all! go.usa.gov/xmvp2
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PhD Candidate Bess Ruff will be defending her dissertation, titled "Culturing the Future of Seafood: Spatial and theoretical considerations for marine aquaculture development" on Wed, Mar 30th. DM if you would like the zoom link to attend her public talk from 10-11am ET!
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Check out the latest from @bess_ruff and @SarahELester! Along with Dr. Tyler McCreary of @FSU_Geography, they navigate the ways in which geographers have grappled with #mariculture and outline important arenas for greater disciplinary reckoning.
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Attending @theAAG annual mtg this year? We hope you'll join us for our session on the geographies of #mariculture on Sat. 2/26 @ 9:40am ET. Our session presentations will explore the mariculture industry through lenses of innovation, policy, and society. We hope to see you there!
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Meet up with your union this Saturday 10-1 at Square Mug Café (663 Railroad Square) and receive a COVID-19 care package & a coffee drink on GAU. Included in the care package is an N95 mask, two surgical masks, & hand sanitizer. Masks required!
Solidarity is safety,
FSU-GAU – at Tallahassee, FL
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In California, seafood producers have faced lower prices during the pandemic -- for some -- this compounds the effect of the trade war. Meanwhile, seafood consumption is increasing. See more of our preliminary results here: calseafood.net/2021/07/23/ca…
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.@SeafoodSource spoke to postdoctoral researcher Rebecca Gentry from @RassterLab about potential aquaculture expansion in the U.S. Reporting by @samahill. Read more here: seafoodsource.com/news/aquac…
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A lil reminder that it's the time to buy salmon from the Columbia River Tribes @EatORSeafood seagrant.oregonstate.edu/fea…
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congressional briefing on the role of #marineaquaculture in climate resilience, featuring my amazing postdoc Dr. Rebecca Gentry @ventetmer . Check it out 👇 June 29th
As demand for healthy seafood rises in the U.S., domestic offshore #aquaculture provides a sustainable path to produce protein. Register for the @AmFisheriesSoc & @NOAAFisheries panel event to learn more about how #MarineAquaculture is a low-impact way to farm seafood.
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We’d like to welcome our newest lab member: Tito! With a GoPro and GPS built in, Tito takes photos of the seafloor. Thanks to Tito, PhD students Scott Miller and @ak_dubel can gather data from a broader research area in Mo’orea and revisit sites from year to year #fieldworkfriday
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Exciting 2 year postdoc opportunity to work with me, @a_rassweiler, and Sandra Brooke on the human dimensions of ecosystem services in Apalachicola Bay as part of @FSUMarineLab's ABSI project (marinelab.fsu.edu/absi/). Applications due July 30. Please share widely!
Postdoctoral Scholar Position in Social-Ecological Dynamics of Coastal Systems. Conducting research on the human dimensions of ecosystem services associated with the Apalachicola River & Bay ecosystems, as part of the Apalachicola Bay System Initiative. marinelab.fsu.edu/people/job…
