@Shamylto

Interests (in no particular order): musicals, spatial science, burritos, coral reefs, underwater photography, uncontacted tribes

 Thirroul, Wollongong
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Joined August 2013
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A lovely evening at the opening of City+Sea exhibition @UOW Art Gallery, a collaborative research based exhibition between artists and geographers. Such a treat to see our beautiful stretch of coastline from a less viewed perspective @Shamylto
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USYD MSI@USydMSI30 Jan 2024
CONGRATULATIONS Dr Patricia Hutchings from the @RA_AusMuseum! She was awarded Order of Australia for service in Marine Science and Conservation 2024 #AustraliaDay2024Awards. australian.museum/get-involv…… @ProfMariaByrne @Sydney_Science

Dr Pat Hutchings

Pat Hutchings, Senior Fellow, Marine Invertebrates. Research interests are polychaete systematics and phylogeny, as well as polychaete ecology.

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Our #metoo paper highlights some of the problems and makes 5 suggestions on how to improve the situation. Read our article in The Conversation and the accompanying research paper here 2/2: theconversation.com/fieldwor… via @ConversationEDU @WomeninCoastal @DrHannahPower @DrAnaVC

Fieldwork can be challenging for female scientists. Here are 5 ways to make it better

Growing awareness of sexual harassment and discrimination in the field prompted an international survey and research into potential solutions.

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Fieldwork is crucial for gathering data, inspiring emerging scientists, developing skills, networks and research collaborations. Unfortunately women coastal scientists struggle to get to the field- and those that get there experience discrimination, sexual harassment & abuse. 1/2
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Excellent to see the fruits of our (very hard!) labour in print, all that drone flying and measuring mangroves @jeffkelleway @oxana_repina @KerryleeRogers_
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@RSocPublishing3 Nov 2023
#Mangrove expansion on the low wooded islands of the #GreatBarrierReef #ProcB ow.ly/AmfB50Q3Ona #Conservation #PlantScience @Shamylto
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Flew over the Howick islands, GBR yesterday the day our expanding mangrove forests paper came out. Serendipitous! Our team visited ten islands, measured LOTs of mangrove trees, flew drones and calculated these forests are storing 100,000 tonnes of carbon. royalsocietypublishing.org/d…

Mangrove expansion on the low wooded islands of the Great Barrier Reef

Abstract. Mangrove forests are the dominant vegetation growing on low wooded islands, which occur in the Caribbean, Indian and Pacific Oceans. In the north

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The ACRS council will be saying a big ACR-YES in the upcoming referendum, to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the First Peoples of Australia, & allow them a say on issues impacting them. Australia has lived in the ‘No’ for too long. #yes23 #writeyes
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Another remarkable Aldabra Atoll giant tortoise!
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Fun to work on this with folk at the Australian Museum australian.museum/blog/amri-… via @austmus

What you need to know about Australian coral reefs

In their recently published essay collection, Dr Pat Hutchings (Australian Museum), Dr Sarah Hamylton (University of Wollongong) & Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg (University of Queensland) delve deep...

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Don't miss our upcoming Monday Night Lecture 'The Great Barrier Reef expedition 1928-1929: birth of modern coral reef science' with Tom Spencer (@CamUniGeography), Barbara Brown (@NCL_Geography) & @Shamylto (@UOW) on Monday 15 May. Find out more👇 rgs.org/events/summer-2023/t…
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My family having fun on the rainbow steps ⁦@UOW⁩. I’ve walked up these steps many times and felt happy to have a welcoming and inclusive employer.
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It was a pleasure to walk the reef flat in the company of @KerryleeRogers_ , @jeffkelleway , @EmmaAsbridge and @BrookeConroy13
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@UOW20 Mar 2023
More than 90 years after the first scientific expedition to Low Isles on the Great Barrier Reef, #UOW Associate Professor @Shamylto shares a recount of her latest research trip. 🌴👉 uow.to/3JqOJ7K #UOWResearch
Sarah Hamylton is wearing hiking gear and climbing over an exposed tree branch, looking up at the sky, holding some hanging roots.

ALT Sarah Hamylton is wearing hiking gear and climbing over an exposed tree branch, looking up at the sky, holding some hanging roots.

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Happy #IWD peeps! Don’t forget to expose girls to science early!
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Some warm thoughts to start the weekend. ‘To sit with him, to feel the softness of his fur’: what makes me happy now | Dogs | The Guardian theguardian.com/culture/2023…

‘To sit with him, to feel the softness of his fur’: what makes me happy now

In a series of short essays, writers consider what happiness means to them now, after the reckoning of the past few years

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Anthony Dosseto@Dr_IsoTony9 Jan 2023
👏🖤💛❤️@UOW Not a day to celebrate: Wollongong university staff given option to work on Australia Day holiday theguardian.com/australia-ne…

Not a day to celebrate: Wollongong university staff given option to work on Australia Day holiday

Vice-chancellor says 26 January is seen as Invasion Day by First Nations colleagues and we should ‘be clear about what we’re celebrating’

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Whoever paired the British PM debacle with Rihanna’s ‘Take a Bow’ song is genius! As ever, an emotional roller coaster for 2022: The year in sound abc.net.au/radionational/pro… via @ABCaustralia

2022: The year in sound - ABC listen

In 2022, Australia voted in a new Government, there were devastating floods across the east coast and another year of the COVID pandemic.  The talented Madeleine Genner and Marc Fennell have looked...

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Many of our Editorial Board Members for #CPCoastalFutures are currently at #ICCE2022 on Costal Engineering, including @KDSplinter and @Shamylto who took part in the women in coastal geosciences and engineering panel discussion on Tuesday night!
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Proud to be part of this conversation! It’s been a pleasure to watch the WICGE network grow and the conversations expand over the years.
Charline Dalinghaus@chardalinghaus6 Dec 2022
Part-time work. Are we able to be recognised by the achievements we make, or necessary has to be by the amount of time we work? Women should be valued for their skills in the first place. Thanks for sharing your career pathways with us today! #ICCE2022 #womenincoastalengineering
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Thanks @BrettM_Lewis for all your work. It was a team effort!
Dr Brett Lewis@BrettM_Lewis22 Nov 2022
How cool is this! A new book celebrating a centenary of reef science in Australia 🌊🪸 Includes amazing pics, art, science, politics and history of Australia's vital reefs over the last 100 years. Congrats to everyone who helped put this it together! publish.csiro.au/book/8046/
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