"Deepwater Horizon led to so many unintended consequences... now we go in with our eyes wide open." Ten years of University of South Florida USF College of Marine Science C-IMAGE Consortium research on the disastrous spill's impact is examined during the final GoMRI GulfSciConference. usf.edu/news/2020/gomr…

Students lead the charge to reuse brownfield sites for the benefit of their local communities and the environment. Check it out at 10:30 in Grand Salon G/H #GoMOSES

Fish stocks are sensitive to local disturbances, but how to manage stocks at such a small spatial scale? Ask local experts! Local fishers inform managers at place-based fisheries forums, learn more at 10:30 / Grand Salon C/D #GoMOSES

Bulkheads, groins, revetments, oh my! Head to Grand Salon G/H at 10:45 to learn more about the new Gulf of Mexico Living Shorelines Decision Support Tool, funded by the NOAA RESTORE Science Program. #GoMOSES

Follow blue and white marlins for 6 years – before, during, and after the Deepwater Horizon spill – to learn more about how their migratory behavior was influenced by the spill. 11:15 / Grand Salon C/D #GoMOSES

New innovations in habitat mapping using sonar mappings and seafloor video shed light on critical habitat areas in the Gulf. 2:15 / Grand Salon F #GoMOSES

Where did all that oil go? Learn more about the fate of oil in Louisiana coastal marshes from 2010 to 2018 at 3:00 in Grand Salon I/J. #GoMOSES

Look to the skies! Head to Grand Salon C/D at 3:00 to learn about a novel tool using satellites to detect areas of spilled oil and its thickness. #GoMOSES

How do you assess damage to deep-sea corals if you don’t know where they are? Head to Grand Salon G/H at 5:00 to learn more about the pairing of a high-resolution model with AUV surveys to determine deep-sea coral habitats #GoMOSES

If you're at the #GoMOSES, be sure to stop by at the #GRIIDC and #Gulfbase booth! We’ll walk you through how to use our databases, show you what all it has to offer, and talk data! GulfSciConference GRIIDC #DataManagement #OpenData

The source of oil in these invertebrates? Elementary my dear Watson! Novel insights from laboratory biomarker studies allow scientists to identify the source of oil in marine invertebrate tissue samples in the Gulf at 9:00 in Grand Salon A/B #GoMOSES

Interested in oil photooxidation models? You won’t find them on the runway, head to Grand Salon G/H at 9:00. #GOMOSES

Tracking the elusive sea turtle... 🐢Head to Grand Salon F at 9:45 to learn more about a synthesis of turtle dive patterns and distribution through the gulf. #GoMOSES

What if we had a tool to provide 20/20 hindsight in the present? Check out this new tool to simulate response alternatives for oil spills and their impact on various components of the ecosystem at 10:45 in Grand Salon E. #GoMOSES

Well, that's a wrap! Thank you to our attendees, presenters, session organizers, sponsors, and everyone else who made the 2020 #GoMOSES one of our best events! Missed it? Just want an overview of everything that happened last week? Watch for our conference report this spring.

#Scicomm job! Smithsonian Smithsonian NMNH is hiring a social media specialist, apply by Feb. 19 bit.ly/2UEgFgF

.NASEM Gulf Research Program accepting nominations for new Committee on Long-Term Environmental Trends in the Gulf of Mexico; deadline March 6 bit.ly/2vsLjyL

#Funding/#research/professional development opp CCMI: Women in Ocean Science Award Scholar deadline Feb 28 Intern deadline March 15 bit.ly/2HbvJdL #WomenInScience

#job opp! U.S. EPA Gulf Ecosystem Measurement and Modeling Division offering a research opportunity, "Effects of Fine Particle Sediments on Scleractinian #Corals of Florida" bit.ly/37FbPCB

#Job opp! U.S. EPA has two vacancies in the Office of Emergency Management – Regulations Implementation Division, responsible for air, water, CERCLA, and OPA preparedness and prevention programs for chemicals and #oil. Apply by March 5 bit.ly/38SHp16