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Happy #NationalInternDay!!! We hosted more than 50 students this year! Most are undergrads. Let’s meet them & see what they’ve been up to: • #PEPInternship: bit.ly/3xarxlV • #INFISHInternship: bit.ly/3BQm7A6 • NOAA Education : bit.ly/3j6BMTw

Tune in tomorrow & Friday afternoons to watch our 2021 #INFISHInternship students give presentations on their summer research projects! Virtual intern symposium info: bit.ly/2WR6Hf0. Intern profiles: bit.ly/3BQm7A6. #DiversityandInclusion

Glad to be part of INFISH Emily Vernon Ava De Leon (She/Her) Aaron MacDonald @MarineBioMalia Dr. David Shiffman 🦈

Excited to present over these next two days!!

So grateful for IN FISH, Dr. David Shiffman 🦈 and all the lovely friends I have met along the way Ava De Leon (She/Her) funky & fresh Emily Vernon Jasmine Caillier @RobertD1005 🐟💙

The conservation of seals in Irish waters: How research informs policy sciencedirect.com/science/articl…. Dr. David Shiffman 🦈

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Another great day of presentations by the #INFISH students (@RobertD1005 Jasmine Caillier Elisha Eric Klingberg Tboy Intnl Tremaine Hughes Emily Vernon )... Definitely follow them as they continue their careers!

Happy Turtle Tuesday from the Cocos-Galápagos Swimway Hope Spot! 💙🐢 #HopeSpots Photo by Nonie Silver

First sampling trip done✔️ sediment quality triad to assess the health of the Texas bays/estuaries

Glad to be in Charleston, SC working at the NOAA Hollings Lab for the summer.

My brain as soon as somebody asks me a basic question about my research

Flight attendant on the intercom: “thank you for handing me all your poster tubes; there were 19 of them. You can pick them up at the front when you depart”

So glad I got to share some of my work at the Benthic Ecology Meeting! #BEMS2023

NOAA CCME-II Scholar & #TAMUCC marine biology master's student Jasmine Caillier's second summer with the NOAA Coastal Ocean Science Hollings Marine Lab's Ecotoxicology Branch on a sediment quality assessment to determine if pollution is a factor in the ecological status of San Antonio Bay

It’s been amazing getting to spend the last two summers here!

A brief on my dissertation work! I started my PhD two years ago examining the role of cannonball jellyfish in marine ecosystems, how climate change affects there population, and how they can be essential for recruitment and survival of various fish/invertebrates.