investigator of oceans, admirer of mountains, Ph.D. Oceanography @rutgers_rucool 🇦🇶 GWU ‘19 🌊(she/her)
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#OSM22 is off to a great start, my brain is full of science!! But not too full to chat about my poster tonight at 7:00 EST in PIP01 🌊🌊🌊
New paper 📣 “Quantifying the role of submesoscale Lagrangian transport features in the concentration of phytoplankton in a coastal system”
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Attending #OSM24 ?? Check out the Wikipedia Edit-a-thon to Promote Gender Equity in Ocean Science on Sunday 15-17:30 agu.confex.com/agu/OSM24/mee…
and follow up with a town hall discussion on Tuesday! agu.confex.com/agu/OSM24/mee…
Come work at Rutgers! Full time lab position open at our field station: jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/21…
An interdisciplinary team from Rutgers contributed to the 5th National Climate Assessment, which was released by President Biden on Nov 15th. What an amazing learning experience being part of this team! @RutgersRCI
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We had an amazing time at the MACAFS Annual Meeting! Discussions included everything from physics to societal impacts and all the fish in between.
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Our Masters of Operational Oceanography crew was out recovering glider RU34 today which was out for the last month on an NJ Research Monitoring Initiative mission studying the ocean environment and listening for whales. #NJBPU #NJDEP @RutgersSEBS
Agencies, industry, and academics have gathered at the @OCEANS_Conf as part of #teamocean with a great kickoff plenary, Blue Economy: Global Perspectives.
Another #ECOP opportunity for those attending @OCEANS_Conf in a few weeks! Sign up for career fair visits here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… Students have an opportunity to join tour groups that will cater this experience to their career goals!
#ECOP Will I see you at the @OCEANS_Conf in Biloxi this month? If so- consider attending the EC breakfast: forms.gle/vP5sp6GN3MfHS1mr8
#SOOSsymposium2023 has been a productive and inspirational week! Full of great #ECR (#ECOP) opportunities. Huge thanks to @SOOSocean
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Join our lab! Fully funded MSc position studying bowhead whale diet and foraging ecology 🐋🔬🚢. Please RT.
Ocean Hack Week 2023 applications are open! Five days full of hands-on tutorials, software development, data visualization, and collaborative Jack projects. oceanhackweek.org/index.html
#ALSO2023 has kicked off! If you’re around, swing by Sala Ibiza B at 0830 tomorrow morning to hear about Lagrangian Transport in Marine Systems from some incredible interdisciplinary aquatic scientists!! (also I will be there 🙃)
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Interested in pursuing a career in ecology and evolution? Join @RutgersEENR for a virtual discussion on demystifying the grad school application!
🌎Free and open to all (not just Rutgers students!)
🗓️4-5:30pm EDT on April 19
👇REGISTER HERE:
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🚨 #ECOP opportunity!! The EMERGE program is a fantastic way for early career ocean professionals to experience @OCEANS_Conf (speaking from personal experience). Highly recommend!
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#postdocjobs! On @NSF-funded international research into the genetic, phylogenetic and functional mechanisms that shape microbiome diversity of polar and alpine soils. Contact Dr. Max Häggblom, Dr. Lee Kerkhoff, or me. @RutgersSEBS. Please RT.
Last week, I completed my Wilderness First Responder certification. I've been looking forward to taking this course for several years, and it did not disappoint! (not pictured: grammy-worthy simulated emergency acting by my classmates) Huge thanks to RU Go Outdoors 🏔️
(I forgot to tell the internet) RU29 had a great deployment off Martinique!! Check out the cool work Joe is doing 😎 happy to be a part of this effort
Finally taking a deep breath after our awesome partners @OFBiodiversite recovered #glider RU29 off Martinique today. This glider just sampled 3 passages in the eastern Caribbean for T/S/O2 and carried a passive acoustics for listening for marine mammals.
