Head of Science for Marine Ecology @Plymouthmarine. Honory Prof @exetermarine. #Zooplankton #Microplastics #MolecularBiology #rowing #cycling. Mum, 💓 cats dogs
South West, England
Joined December 2018
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Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
Enjoy some snaps taken on the day from the trio 👇 You may spot PML Emeritus Fellow Anthony (Tony) Hawkins, and also @MontyHalls - renowned marine biologist, conservationist, and broadcaster - who delivered the keynote address!
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The 'Island Assembly', hosted at the beautiful #BurghIsland and organised by Avon River Champions and Bigbury Net Zero, focused on the pressing issue of #WaterPollution in Devon’s rivers, with discussions centered on local and national strategies for improving #WaterQuality.
ALT Burgh Island, Devon
Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
Scientists, policymakers, and community leaders will gather tomorrow at the Island Assembly to address the urgent state of #Devon’s #rivers, with PML’s Prof Pennie Lindeque, Professor Andy Rees and Dr Frankie Hopkins bringing the #science to bear: pml.ac.uk/news/experts-and-l…
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We are proud to say that Prof. Pennie Lindeque @LindequePk and Dr Matt Cole have been named on the @Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher List of 2024. Massive congratulations to you both and to the other highly cited researchers 🎉
Congratulations Emily on this fantastic well deserved award 😊 👏 #proudsupervisor
@PlymouthMarine @UniExeCornwall @ExeterMarine
So honoured and grateful to have received this recognition and hope all of our wonderful and supportive collaborators join me in celebrating! I want to give a huge thank you to my supervisors @AimeeKMurray @LindequePk Dr Matt Cole & Prof Angus Buckling for their ongoing support💙
Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
What a blast to co-chair with @PlasticSediment and Rachel Coppock the walking group 6 at #MICRO2024. Great discussions on biodegradable plastics, on testing their degradation and effects. Very happy to have met all these incredible scientists!!!
Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
Just gave my first talk at #MICRO2024 Having a great time in lanzarote listening to talks and making new connections ☀️
Thank you for all the support and everyone who attended!
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PML is being represented by Professor Penelope Lindeque, Dr Matthew Cole, Dr Samantha Garrard, Dr Rachel Coppock, Charlotte Woodhouse, Christine Pascoe, Lucy Howarth-Forster, Natalie Smith & Hayley Mcilwraith. #micro24 #microplastics #plasticpollution
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What next for #microplastic research? PML senior scientists and students are among those presenting and chairing at the #MICRO24 conference in #Lanzarote this week inc. @LindequePk @DrSamGarrard @oceanswithcharl.
Read more: pml.ac.uk/news/microplastic-… #microplastics #plasticpollution
Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
First day at MICRO 2024! Plastic Pollution from Macro to Nano 23 - 27 September 2024, International Conference, Lanzarote, Canary Islands. @ProfRThompson @LindequePk @ParkerJurd @@FrancaDeFalco @RachelCoppock13
Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
🎉 Excited and honoured that my @UniofExeterESI and @PlymouthMarine #PhD has been selected as a finalist in the @UniofExeter Knowledge Exchange Awards 2024 with @Exe_Innovation!
Looking forward to seeing the other finalists and hearing the results in October ☺️ #ExeKEAwards24
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Fascinating article on the state of play in nanoplastics research including the application of techniques such as Py-GC-MS) by @ninanotman @ProfRThompson @ParkerJurd @stevenson_m_a @rpancost @LindequePk chemistryworld.com/features/…
Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
Fantastic article and great to see our Plastisphere research highlighted too!
@AimeeKMurray @SciMatty @LindequePk
Sampling and analysis mean nothing without accuracy, as the smallest error can skew or ruin data. In this article with AWE International (@AWEIMagazine), we share our best practice guidance for obtaining the most accurate results: awe.international/article/18…
Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
Come check out my poster today at #SETACSeville! Poster #323 🌱 A Plastic Trap? Factors influencing microplastics trapping in coastal vegetated wetlands 🌱
@ARIES_DTP @PlymouthMarine @ueaenv
Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
Following the first field test of our #IFCB from @mclanelabs, lots has been happening @PlymouthMarine in our @NERCscience #APICS project. Our new buoy from @HydrosphereUK has been delivered and our second bespoke(!) plankton camera from Plankton Analytics has arrived!
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Want to learn all about marine phytoplankton and pursue a rewarding research career? If so, we have an exciting apprenticeship opportunity on offer 👇
Looking to begin a career in marine science? Then check out this great #Apprenticeship opportunity for a Level 5 Laboratory Technician working on PML's long-term phytoplankton time-series. Involving lab work, boat sampling, data analysis & a lot of fun bit.ly/3wgIFvJ
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"Believe that you can make a difference..."
Hear more from @LindequePk @PlymouthMarine as she chats with @stuartelford about #microplastics & #marinepollution on 'In Conversation With' from @Chamber_Devon:
devonchamber.co.uk/episodes/…
Produced by us with @westcottsUK
#devonpodcast
Prof Pennie Lindeque retweeted
🚨NEW PUBLICATION🚨
🍃Coastal wetlands are hotspots for microplastics accumulation, but what’s driving this occurrence?
Our new study in Environmental Pollution shows that microplastic shape plays an important role in microplastic trapping patterns. 1/3
doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.202…
