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Congrats to Dr Ella Gilbert, a climate modeller at BAS, who has won the 2022 Emerging Communicator Award from @RMetS 🏆
Ella's a prolific climate science communicator and can regularly be spotted on TV news and on her own socials as @Dr_Gilbz 💪
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To all the women and other people blazing trails for more diversity in Antarctica 💪🏽
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Amazing to see our paper published and fully open access for the world to see! Thanks to the illustrious @KRHendry for excellent leadership and the rest of the star-studded team for all contributions to the flotilla!
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Last week we came across a non native, drifting bull kelp (Durvillea) in Ryder Bay @BAS_News Rafts can transport other non native species to the continent. We found open water goose barnacles (Lepas australis). These are not a threat but harmful invaders can also hitch a ride
#Weather week: this Automated Weather Station (AWS) set up on Anchorage Island, #antarctica measures temperature + humidity of air + soil, PAR and wind speeds.
Gathers data for terrestrial experiments in the area.
Needs calibrating (⬇️fancy barometer) and check over once a year.
25 years ongoing oceanographic data set in coastal waters of the WAP - thanks to the dedication of endless research assistants at Rothera.
500m CTD casts - hand-winch only 💪
collab with @uniofeastanglia @Dorothee_Bakker
#Oceanography
Celebrating #PolarPride . Diversity and different perspectives form the basis of science and research. Let's celebrate it among the community, not suppress it.
Twin Otter landing in the background for good measure.
#PolarPride2022 @BAS_News
From ROV to diving
Monitoring the feeding activity in antarctic benthic suspension feeders using an ROV mounted GoPro during the polar winter. We are now back to using divers to conduct this survey. Clear upregulation of feeding activity in response to the summer bloom
#Ecology
This survey constitutes part of the long term marine monitoring. The team visit this dive site, Beautiful Bulge, once a month. Check out the spetacular explosion of colour and life! Photos from ROV surveys conducted by Marine Biologist @nadiafrontier & boating officer Louis Day
Happy faces and cold hands 🥶. Sea water temps: -1.67 C 🧊❄️
Restarting #polardiving 🤿at Rothera after a break during winter.
@OThreeLtd #diving #polarscience @BAS_News
Flying into Rothera research station. Can you spot the runway (bottom left)? Check out Sheldon #glacier on the right. It’s been increasingly receding over the last decades, tracked by @BAS_News scientists via satellite imagery.
#frozenplanet @BAS_News #Antarctica
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The Dash on it's second flight back north this season.
The Dash will fly the Punta Arenas to Rothera leg over 30 times this year bringing support staff and scientists onto the continent.
It'll also do some supply runs to Sky Blu and conduct Aero Surveys.
@BAS_News
Plankton trawling has given an insight into what is living in the water column around the Rothera research station. A recent study conducted by Alice Clement has identified a range of organisms from amphipods to larval stages of benthic organisms (1/2) #larvalecology #Antarctica
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Early career researchers: want to gain experience of living and working in the polar regions? Apply for our short training course: An Introduction to Polar Fieldwork for Early Career Researchers.
Open to recipients of @NERCscience & @UKRI_News funding
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