Birds flying high… Check out my article on the Point Pinos Seawatch for Monterey Herald Audubon California Audubon Society

When it comes to swimming, bacteria body size just doesn’t matter. Here is why: science.org/content/articl…

Deforestation is changing clouds in Southeast Asia. eos.org/articles/shall… #AGU2023 #SoutheastAsia #Deforestation

First time at the American Geophysical Union meeting #AGU23. Massive, massive conference with a buffet selection of posters and talks #Conference #Geosciences

Of all the wonderful things to end the year, to be written about by Mun-Keat Looi in The BMJ is truly something special 🎄check it out at: bmj.com/cgi/content/fu…

🎄Well, time for a reindeer story ❄️. These earthbound Rudolphs munch and snooze simultaneously to avoid losing on summer bounties science.org/content/articl… Science Magazine #reindeer

Featuring: Dr. Asha de Vos The New York Times Elizabeth Claire Alberts Mongabay Conservation Intl Kristel Tjandra Katie Myers grist maggie penman The Washington Post julie cart Santa Cruz Sentinel Peter Thomson TIME CoastalReview.org National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Craig Pittman Greenpeace USA The Florida Phoenix Karen Pinchin @ltrethew ‼️

In an article for Science Magazine, 2022 award winner Kristel Tjandra covers the swimming speed of bacteria, and how a new study published in PNASNews indicates that body size doesn’t have an effect on speed. Read more: science.org/content/articl… #microbio #scicomm

The battle against #fentanyl continues. Here is my latest report: montereyherald.com/2024/01/27/mon… Monterey Herald

Why do fish swim in schools? andrea tamayo will tell you all about it in her latest article in Science News Explores

🧵 The ten news features Mercury News from our fall quarter class UCSC SciCom, in order of publication date. Great to see them all out in the world! 1/ @MadelineReinsel on efforts to bring populations of foothill yellow-legged frogs back from the brink mercurynews.com/2023/12/15/can…

A huge congratulations to the Sci Comm class of 2024!!! You made us so proud and we can't wait to watch your careers flourish!

Professor James Lindholm has found a way to get the public interested in marine science: He writes action thrillers buff.ly/3VgEWab via Kristel Tjandra, a Q&A with Cal State Monterey Bay prof/novelist @jameslindholm03

MONDAY'S TOP HEADLINES: County’s ragged roads, UCSC housing construction, passenger rail next steps buff.ly/45pP0ST <-- Start your workweek with stories from Christopher Neely, Hillary Ojeda, @chaxmun, Kristel Tjandra, Wallace Baine and more

"1st of its kind": NASA spots unusually light-colored boulder on Mars that may reveal clues of the planet's past ✍️ by Kristel Tjandra Kristel Tjandra for Live Science livescience.com/space/mars/1st…

My news story for Nature. A Tyrannosauroid fossil in Thailand shed a new light for decolonizing paleontology in Southeast Asia. nature.com/articles/d4158…

A little ThordarsonGroup reunion UNSW Science #research lab

This lab robot mixes chemicals trib.al/EtWyZM4

We've got a fun feature about the quixotic quest to keep growing Zinfandel grapes in California, even though 1) Customers don't want Zin 2) It's more expensive to produce 3) They're challenging to grow/maintain. From Kristel Tjandra: ambrook.com/research/crops…

Red Sea corals survived high salinity caused by a much lower sea level. eos.org/articles/red-s…