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Submesoscales are a significant turbulence source in global ocean surface boundary layer
Jihai Dong, Baylor Fox-Kemper, Jacob O. Wenegrat, Abigail S. Bodner, Xiaolong Yu, Stephen Belcher & Changming Dong
rdcu.be/dZvbr
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I am mobilizing + giving free weekly science communication workshops in a private community for scientists who want to join the battle vs misinformation. I wasn't planning on doing this so soon but this is urgent. We need you. Scientists, DM with your credentials for details.
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Tenure-track faculty position - Georgia Institute of Technology: mpowir.org/tenure-track-facu…
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Please RT!!
We recruit a Technical Assistant @Mol_Ecol @uniinnsbruck, permanent position, 30 h / week 🏔️🌄
Announcement & application:
lfuonline.uibk.ac.at/public/…
Info on Working Group: molecular-ecology.at
#ecology #evolution #MolcularEcology #Austria
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Assistant Professor-Drylands Ecology - Stony Brook - SUNY, Stony Brook University - jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/… #sciencejobs
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Work with the APPN-UQ team to conduct research, manage a small technical team & develop plant phenotyping methods using 3D imaging, multispectral data, crop modelling and more! Applications close 10 Nov.
Apply at 👉 bit.ly/3NXduLn
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Research Scientist Coral Metapopulation Modeller (Australian Institute of Marine Science)
careers.aims.gov.au/page.php…
You will be joining an innovative multidisciplinary team of ecologists, geneticists, oceanographers and habitat modellers to apply (and further develop) a coral metapopulation modelling framework (C~scape) to reefs on the Northwest Shelf of Australia as part of the Ocean Discovery and Restoration (ODR) Program. In this role you will work collaboratively with AIMS scientists in Western Australia and Townsville, to lead the modelling of coral dynamics using data collected from Ashmore and Mermaid reefs. You will synthesise a wide array of different data types into the model to allow investigation of local variations in coral population dynamics across reef seascapes and apply innovative approaches to propagate uncertainty across the modelling framework as well as project future trajectories of the reef system under different climate and management scenarios.
Closing date: 18/11/2024, 11:45 PM
#coralreefs #modelling #researchscientist #jobs #jobopportunity #coral #australia #aims #coralreefecology #marineecology #marinebiology
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🚨We are hiring TWO assistant professors!🚨
Come join us at @UNC! Applications must be submitted by Friday, November 15 - don't wait!
Physical oceanography and marine science🌊unc.peopleadmin.com/postings…
Sediment transport and marine geology🏝️ unc.peopleadmin.com/postings…
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Calling all #MothersInSTEM! Our mentoring program is now open for the 3rd cohort! Receive one-on-one support from a mentor who understands your journey. Read one of our previous mentee testimonials below. Applications close Nov 10—don’t wait! Apply here👇 mothersinscience.com/mentori…
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REMINDER: DOS applications are open until November 15!
The program provides folks w/ a stepping stone into #marinescience who are otherwise struggling to break into the field. All participant travel is covered & participants will receive a small stipend! buff.ly/3LZ8YeO
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The Young and the Resilient: Investigating #Coral #Thermal Resilience in Early Life Stages
@niasymwalker , Isma, García, True, T. Walker, &Watkins
doi.org/10.1093/icb/icae122
"Global #ocean warming is affecting keystone species distributions & fitness.."
#ClimateCatastrophe
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Attention PIs!
Are you recruiting for a PostDoc in your lab??
Don't forget to list your PostDoc openings on the Earth Science Jobs list - it's a great way to get the word out to applicants not on Twitter!
List your position today at tinyurl.com/earthJobs2024
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Visualizing Science! I'm holding a series of free, online workshops, thanks to Johns Hopkins University. All are welcome! I plan to have fun with Danielle VanBrabant, Damond Kyllo, and Amey Zhang to introduce visualization topics and challenges. No art experience is necessary.
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This is a cool job!
Job Offer (Unusual One! 😊)
We are looking for a talented individual to transform our high-resolution climate model data into stunning visualizations. If you know someone with experience in 3D or Motion Design, please let them know!
awi.de/en/work-study/jobs/jo…
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This summer, I'm offering my two-week Ocean/Atmosphere time series intensive online, July 29–August 9.
I've taught this a half-dozen time, but this is the first time it's ever been offered to US students.
Details and here: jmlilly.net/courses.html
Applications are now open!
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✨@EarthmoverHQ is hiring their first #Xarray community developer: jobs.gusto.com/postings/eart…
Don't miss a chance to be part of something truly transformative!
P.S. Excited to see that community building work in open source is being funded.
@zarr_dev @xarray_dev
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Hey y’all when writing about @BlackinMarSci you can CITE the article I wrote two years ago instead of just putting our website or socials.
Can’t believe these editors keep letting y’all get way with this, so let me do my part 💯😩 #CiteBlackWomen
journals.plos.org/plosbiolog…
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New student opportunity: usgoship.ucsd.edu/2024/05/13…
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We're hiring a postdoc to work on tree-ectomycorrhizal mutualisms! We are looking for someone interested in working empirically (experimentally or w/ field observations). While some project ideas are listed, we welcome all other ideas in this system, too! recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/JPF02772
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This has certainly been a whirlwind! Thanks @ScienceMagazine and @k_langin for this in-depth piece.
Thanks @RepZoeLofgren and @sciencedems for spearheading oversight from Congress and corroborating my scientific integrity concerns.
My work here is done. science.org/content/article/…































