Professor @UNCims, research on water quality, extreme events, shellfish, pathogens, food safety, antibiotic resistance, policy, and all things microbial+water
Beaufort, NC
Joined October 2009
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Fantastic presentation by MCFS student Zoe Schubert on shellfish mortality - so many cool techniques they learned. @UNC_IE @talbenhorin @ENEC_UNC @NCCollaboratory
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A compelling talk by @mark_ciesielski at #CERF2023 who characterized the molecular signatures of Oyster mortality in North Carolina’s estuarine waters. Potential for nipping die-off in the bud with his workflows! – at Portland, OR
Fantastic presentation on oyster mortality related molecular methods development @mark_ciesielski @NCCollaboratory @NCShellfish
Great talk on oyster mortality by @talbenhorin at ISSC conference funded by NCDMF and @NCCollaboratory @SeaGrantNC
Thank you @mgodfreyST for sharing valuable life history information about our local sea turtle species.
Happy oyster month Monday! Best part of the fall field site and marine science @_CMAST @UNCims @UNC_IE @ENEC_UNC @talbenhorin
Excited to work with @CCRiverwatch on all things coastal, water quality, stormwater, and debris.
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Honored to be speaking at the Microbes in Wastewater Symposium Jan 18-19 Laguna Beach, CA. Abstracts still being accepted! @VTCombatAMR wastewateramr2024.com/
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We are one of the CORDAP award winners 🥳!!! Working with @perryinstitute @SGigWolf @Ecomares_ONG @coralina_sai & Blue Indigo Foundation. We're combining 'omics-based apporaches with our high-throughput culturing pipeline to develop probiotics against #SCTLD.
📣 This #WorldHabitatDay we’re proud to announce our 2022 Coral Accelerator Program award winners!
🌏 After receiving applications from acclaimed research teams all over the world, our evaluation committee selected 14 projects, including scientists & experts from 20 countries.
🔬Each project is committed to advancing the next generation of science and technology to secure a future for corals & reefs.
🪸We’ll be sharing updates from the field as well as introducing the teams behind the projects so stay tuned!
💙 Or find out more about our award winners here:
bit.ly/3ZByP1X
#ForCoral #TeamCoral
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Thrilled to be part of this amazing project via our Lake Observations by Citizen Scientists & Satellites program where citizen scientists are helping validate satellite data on the ground by reporting water levels on simple gauges in bodies of water around the world.
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Congratulations to US Open champion, @CocoGauff! We couldn’t be prouder of you on and off the court - and we know the best is yet to come.
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Interested in pursuing a PhD studying the human gut #microbiome and its role in health and disease? I am now accepting applications for this year's PhD recruitment round @Cambridge_Uni @CamVetSchool (Oct. 2024 intake).
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13 years ago this month, my son was diagnosed with brain cancer. I promised him that I would do everything I could to help kids with #ChildhoodCancer. It’s the only thing he asked us to do. Not to help him, but to help others. I would be grateful for a follow or a RT to spread awareness and honor his journey. 🙏🏻 – at Kechi, KS
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435 COVID hospitalization in N Carolina last week, it's going up and up. Be careful out there! Get vaccinated, wear a mask, and get anti viral drugs the first day you test positive. They only work if taken EARLY! #COVID19 #CovidIsntOver #Covidisnotover #SARSCoV2 @ECUBrodySOM
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As "new" to the Archaea community, it was so good to see how this commujity engages in passionate but respectful and kind discussions.
Heads up to trainees exploring their place in academia: that's where tou want to land. Where people collaborate and cooperate.
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In small towns and unplanned settlements that lack piped sewer networks, hundreds of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are providing a range of non-sewered sanitation (NSS) solutions across the entire sanitation service chain. blogs.worldbank.org/water/no… via @worldbank