PhD candidate in Biological Oceanography at @Columbia @LamontEarth. @BrownUniversity 2016. nutrient cycling. diversity and inclusion. she/her 🇵🇷
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Kailani Acosta retweeted
Don’t miss tomorrow’s Seamount Deep Dive Webinar!
Explore new science from our #AroundAfricaExpedition with @oqfoundation — including a newly mapped seamount and first-ever visuals of Walters Shoal.
Register for the webinar
🗓️ May 29 | ⏱️ 9–11 AM EST
đź”— bit.ly/seamountdeepdive01
Kailani Acosta retweeted
Spatial and temporal variation in surface nitrate and phosphate in the Northern Gulf of Mexico over 35 years @_kailani
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
Kailani Acosta retweeted
Spatial and temporal variation in surface nitrate and phosphate in the Northern Gulf of Mexico over 35 years @_kailani
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
My second chapter of my dissertation is published in Scientific Reports!
Read more about how phosphorus in the Gulf of Mexico has increased over time: nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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.@_Kailani Acosta is curating an exhibition that uses maps of the Southern United States to explore how geology, history, and culture intersect and influence each other.
news.columbia.edu/news/resea…
Kailani Acosta retweeted
Calling all two year college faculty!
Come sail with us and the #RVThomasGThompson! #nsffunded
Kailani Acosta retweeted
Thank you @oceanx for connecting me with some amazing folks!!! Back home to reflect and forge into the future ❤
Kailani Acosta retweeted
hosting a FREE summer camp at @theislandschool for girls 13-17 to use photos, film, poetry, and art to connect with their natural environment and learn about climate change with @marjahnf! share the link to apply with anyone who would be interested đź’šđź’™ bit.ly/42n4pk8
Kailani Acosta retweeted
TOMORROW @Columbia we’ll host Kailani Acosta @LamontEarth ! :) The surface ocean of the Gulf of Mexico has changed a lot since the 1980s; Kailani's work investigates how nutrients have changed spatially and temporally in the Northern Gulf of Mexico and more. See you there!
Kailani Acosta retweeted
A 5,000-mile-long belt of seaweed weighing more than 11 million tons is threatening to wreak havoc in the coastal waters and beaches of the Atlantic Ocean.
@johnyangtv spoke to oceanographer Ajit Subramaniam to learn more.
Kailani Acosta retweeted
We're proud to announce Zelalem Adefris as Catalyst Miami's new #CEO! A collaborative, compassionate, visionary leader, Zelalem embodies what it means to be a catalyst for change.
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Kailani Acosta retweeted
This week's guest @HydroGeoTrini is such a good science communicator that @jvn felt like a groundwater expert halfway through their convo. And you can, too!
Learn about Dr. Allen's work on fractured rock aquifers + water sustainability in Tobago at apple.co/jvn 🎸
Kailani Acosta retweeted
Today's #GoogleDoodle highlights Marie Tharp, a leading oceanographer whose drawings created the first set of maps of the ocean floor! As a woman in #STEM I’m honored to join @GoogleDoodles in highlighting the great work of Marie Tharp 🙌🏾#WomenInSTEM #BlackInMarineScience #Ad
Marie Tharp put ocean floors on the map. Today’s interactive #GoogleDoodle celebrates Marie Tharp—American geologist and cartographer who found evidence of continental drift along the seafloor.
Learn more about her life's work here → goo.gle/3hNLehj
ALT Painted illustration of Marie Tharp sitting at a desk drawing. She has red hair, fair skin, and is wearing eye glasses and a blue dress shirt. The background is an office setting with a world map on the wall and bookshelfs beside. The "GOOGLE" logo frames Tharp and her head stands in for the second "O".
Kailani Acosta retweeted
If you haven't seen it yet, check out the paper by CERF board member @_kailani on Lessons from the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Task Force. Great info for those also organizing #DEI Task Forces in the #geosciences. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Kailani Acosta retweeted
50 years ago Bromery said, “a few people working together who seriously want to make change, can succeed.” 50 years from now, what people we will be saying is up to us.
we have no choice left but to be brave. @foramsraqu đź’™ @rachelxbernard #snc22
ALT Benjamin in the Smithsonian standing in front of the elephant
It’s a wonderful day! It’s the first day of #SNC22 and my first first-author paper was published! Read more about how to create institutional change through our lessons learned from chairing a DEI Task Force tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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My bestie @_kailani just sent me this picture of her dog and now I am not okay 🥹
