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Great time presenting at #ACRS22 on some initial data on the spatial organisation of a range expanding coral P. Aliciae. Thank you Aust Coral Reef Soc !!!. USYD MSI Sydney Science

And my first ever conference talk is done! If anyone wants to chat about #microbes and #seagrasses, come find me at #ESASCBO2022 ! Also presenting a poster ➡️ number 102! 🌱

Hi #ITRS2023 ! I'll be presenting our work on the effects of artificial light at night and warming on sea urchin herbivory and behaviour tomorrow at 3.30pm in Stanley Burbery Theatre. See you there! 😊 Coauthors are @CariocaMayer Byrne lab @ZiggyMarzinelli

Really enjoyed sharing some of my PhD research at #ITRS2023. If you’re around at the conference come and have a chat about sea urchins in the biogeographic transition zone of east Australia! Sydney Science @SydneyMarine eec_sydney Byrne lab Brigitte Sommer

If you’re interested in how a temperate coral patterns are impacted by the mosaic of benthic species in temperate reefs. Come to my talk tomorrow at 10:40 in the physics room #ITRS2023 Sydney Science Sydney Uni Life&Env Will Figueira Brigitte Sommer @ZiggyMarzinelli

Had a great time in Hobart with the Sydney marine crew past and present at #ITRS2023. Great to hear all the amazing things you’ve been up to. Can’t wait to see what’s next! Sydney Science eec_sydney Sydney Uni Life&Env USYD MSI Byrne lab

Here we argue that vilifying and potentially culling endemic #seaurchins in NSW would be unwise, as it would compromise habitat mosaics that support reef fish and invertebrates. doi.org/10.1071/MF22220 @CoralCoE CSE @JCU

Beautiful day at Coral Gardens off Manly…but we weren’t alone. A “smack” of moon jellies joined in the fun. Appropriate term as that’s also the noise they make when the swell pushes them against your wetsuit. ⁦USYD MSI⁩ ⁦Sydney Science⁩ ⁦@SydneyMarine

Come down to the Ocean Lovers Festival and hear all about the amazing diversity of sea urchins in Sydney!!!!!! USYD MSI Byrne lab Sydney Science eec_sydney Sydney Uni Life&Env Shawna Foo

Always forget how much I love talking to everyone about everything marine! Hopefully we inspired some future marine scientists! Come down to the last day of the Ocean Lovers Festival at Bondi Beach tomorrow to check out what Sydney Science is up to in all things marine science!

I wrote a blog for AMRI about the diverse and wonderful sea urchins we are lucky to have in Sydney! Have a read here. Sydney Science @SydneyMarine eec_sydney Australian Museum Byrne lab eec_sydney Sydney Uni Life&Env australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

The ACRS #ReefinReview 2023 is out! Plenty of amazing science going on all thanks to funding received by Aust Coral Reef Soc. Here’s a little preview of my work. USYD MSI Sydney Science

If you’re at #AMSA2023 come along to my talk tomorrow at 3pm in the marine invertebrates session to hear about how I am using morphological and molecular genetic techniques to rename this urchin based on specimens collected in 1878!! USYD MSI Sydney Uni Life&Env Byrne lab

We’re hosting an exciting Science Week event. Come join the conversation about traditional ecological knowledge and marine science in Gamay (Botany Bay). Thanks @InspiringNsw NationalScienceWeek IanPotterFoundation @SydneyMarine and La Perouse LALCLocal for helping make this happen.

First paper from Chris Cooney PhD thesis and it’s a cracker! Great work Chris, @ZiggyMarzinelli and Brigitte Sommer. I’m proud to have been involved.

Very excited to share the first published paper from my PhD!! We explored the role that biofilms play in rates of topicalisation. Thank you to Will Figueira @ZiggyMarzinelli & Brigitte Sommer for being fantastic co-authors on my first paper as lead. USYD MSI authors.elsevier.com/a/1heb1,L%7EyC…

Our local Tripneustes sea urchin on the southeast coast of Australia is now called T. australiae! Read here how we re-named this sea urchin based on samples collected in 1878! publish.csiro.au/IS/fulltext/IS… Sydney Science USYD MSI eec_sydney Sydney Uni Life&Env Byrne lab

PhD candidate Chris Cooney (USYD) studies Pocillopora aliciae's mixotrophic feeding strategy in changing climates. At SIMS, he explores coral adaptation between photosynthesis & particle capture using isotope analysis. He's also looking at 3D mapping, & settlement studies. 🪸

Sydney Science USYD MSI students representing AMSA-NSMSS 2024 Conference. Well done team. Isabella marrable Tsai-Hsuan Tony Hsu Christopher Pine Matt Clements.

Thanks to ABC News, Scout Wallen and Jasmine Hines for shining a light on One Tree Island Research Station. 50 years of outstanding research with University of Sydney but it’s been a tough one for the reef. Sydney Science Isabella marrable abc.net.au/news/2024-11-0…