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🚨 Postdoc Alert 🚨 Join our team and lead interdisciplinary projects optimizing coral nutrition for reef restoration. An exciting Collaboration with restoration practitioners in the Northern Red Sea. Starting early 2024. Must have PhD. Reach out if interested! Red Sea Research Center, KAUST

Geospatial people - there is an assistant professor position open at Wesleyan (my alma mater)! 🌎🐦careers.wesleyan.edu/postings/10233

Six months after an extreme marine heat wave, Caribbean corals are still suffering. Like recuperation after a long illness, recovery could take a while, Hakai Magazine reports: theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

We're hiring a postdoc for our G20 CORDAP project to develop probiotics to protect Caribbean corals from #SCTLD. You'll work with an amazing group of collaborators sarah gw, Perry Institute for Marine Science (PIMS), CORALINA, Ecomares, and Blue Indigo Foundation. Please repost! jobs.uncw.edu/postings/30282

One of my warm-up problems coming out in Science Advances in the next couple of weeks - stay tuned!! :) 🐟🪸🦠

Expeditions can be hard to maneuver as a mother & scientist. Intense & exciting to have my essay published in The New York Times exploring how Expeditions can be an Academic Act of Defiance Mapping fungi w/family SPUN New York Times Opinion: tinyurl.com/5adc5cwf (photo 2011, Kenya)

Check out my latest pub on the ecological impacts of stony coral tissue loss disease (SCTLD), hot off the press in Science Advances 🪸🐠🐟🦠science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… UF Center for Coastal Solutions University of Florida News FLORIDA USGS

Stony coral tissue loss disease has severely impacted Caribbean coral reefs. A new study assesses coral reef community vulnerability to the disease and predicts that fish responses will vary geographically and across functional groups. scim.ag/6QZ

Research by Sara Swaminathan, an EES Ph.D. student, published in Science Advances sheds light on the impacts of stony coral tissue loss disease in the Caribbean. Learn how this is reshaping coral reefs and threatening marine biodiversity UF Center for Coastal Solutions 🔗: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc….

I will be defending my dissertation on July 2nd, 2024 at 1pm ET. All are welcome to attend on Zoom or in Gainesville. See description below 🙂🌊🪸🐠 tinyurl.com/2s3duanw

We are looking for a Marine Ecology technician at our fabulous Coastal Ecology Lab on the beautiful Wellington south coast. If you are interested and have extensive diving experience, apply! seek.co.nz/job/76705790?t…

it’s happening!! tomorrow! 🙂↕️

Very happy to announce that I successfully defended my dissertation yesterday. It was hard,but it was also one of the greatest joys and accomplishments of my life. I'm so grateful to the family, friends, & colleagues who were there to support. I am so excited for my next chapter!

Speaking of my next chapter, I am joining @DouglasRasher 's lab at the Bigelow Lab for Ocean Sciences as a postdoc, studying trophic ecology of herbivorous fishes on coral reefs. We've already started the fieldwork, and I'm thrilled to be part of such a wonderful team! 🙂🪸🌊

Finishing your PhD be like

😎 oh yea go patrick

hi as part of our new project on coral regeneraiton and wound healing we'll behiring a technician to help us with our work in Moorea. If you or anyone else you know are available to start this fall i'd love to chat. please share.

may be the only pic of me and my advisor that's not underwater or at a restaurant in the Keys. Go Gators!! 🐊

Exciting news! 🌊 We're hiring a technician for our coral regeneration and wound healing project in Moorea with Craig Osenberg, Ashley Seifert, and Rachael Bay. Join us this fall! Apply here: careerspub.universityofcalifornia.edu/psp/ucsb/EMPLO… #MarineScience #CoralResearch #JobOpportunity

SRS Doug Rasher and his team assembled the first comprehensive study of Maine’s kelp forests in two decades, showing widespread collapse as water temperatures rise. Their findings were just featured on the front page of @bostonglobe. Read More: ow.ly/Pysi50U7fzk