So many baby fish, so little time! After a weekend sample sorting blitz the first Red Sea Research Center, KAUST #LarvalFish ID workshop is underway. AFS_ELHS Reef Ecology Lab #TeamFish

Nice visit of Plemmirio Marine Reserve, Syracuse. Such an amazing job done for marine life preservation, showing a great resilience of this ecosystem #SGSIE2023.

I’ll be presenting my poster in tomorrow’s session at #APCRS2023 (stand 217). This discussing my masters work which compared the use of #BRUVS, #UAVs and #eDNA for shark and ray surveys! Come check it out 🦈🧬📊

Delighted to have presented about Pocillopora verrucosa microbiome and metabolome in the Red Sea! Thank you everyone who attended my talk! Raquel Peixoto Red Sea Research Center, KAUST NUS #APCRS2023

Thank you everyone for a fantastic evening at APCRS2023 Banquet Night! We look forward to our final conference day tomorrow! 🥺 #APCRS2023 #CoralReefs #Singapore #bittersweet

Had a great time at the #APCRS2023 knowing the latest research done about #fish, #corals, #conservation, #ecology and #restauration in the Asian-Pacific region!! #NUS

Glad to share this awesome experience with Stephania Palacios-Narváez #WomenInSTEM #proudcolombian #science #NTU 🇨🇴✈️🇸🇬

What an incredible closure getting to know Sylvia A. Earle at the #APCRS2023 in Singapore! Her work and research contribution to the #ocean is incomparable and inspiring for what we can do as a young career researchers in #marinescience.

I recently heard that someone had asked PloS One to add suppl. material in spanish, as their research would be of particular use to health workers in Latin countries. The journal said no to bilingualism in the article, not even as sup. mat.Similar experience, but with Acta Trop.

#KAUST is hosting #ICMERS-3 2023, bringing together 230 participants from 25 countries to discuss the latest studies, research findings and key challenges related to the Red Sea and encourage engagement and collaboration among stakeholders. Learn more: icmers.kaust.edu.sa

This afternoon we heard from our fearless leader Michael Berumen on a whistle-stop tour of all aspects of Red Sea Science and Sustainability. #ICMERS3

Sharing some of our results from this cool project on distribution patterns and color variation of Pseudochromis in the Red Sea at #ICMERS-3 2023 🐠🌊 Reef Ecology Lab KAUST Research

In case you missed PhD student Stephania Palacios-Narváez poster yesterday! She discussed the soatial distribution and habitat use of Dottybacks (Pseudochromidae) and color morph plasticity in Pseudochromis flavivertex #ICMERS3 GO Stephania!

Thrilled by the fantastic turnout at the IPFC-ASFB Conference unfolding in Auckland this week! This event brings together some of the brightest minds in ichthyology & unites marine, estuarine & freshwater fish enthusiasts alike. Stay tuned for more updates! #IPFC2023 #ASFB2023

What a great experience this week presenting my poster on distribution patterns and color variation of #Pseudochromis in the Red Sea at IPFC2023. Once again making Pseudochromis famous fish! 🐟🐠 #IPFC2023 Reef Ecology Lab KAUST Research

I am very excited to be attending the #COP16 in Cali, Colombia - La sucursal del cielo! I’ll be part of a panel on the role of the Colombian Diaspora in meeting biodiversity conservation targets on Oct 21, 💚 zone. Don’t miss it!

4 simplified distinct states on coral reefs using benthic cover and fish size classes, denoted as: Coral–large fish, algae–large fish, algae–small fish, and coral–small fish. doi.org/10.1111/geb.13… Multi-decadal state shifts in 88.1% of coral reefs FRB Office français de la biodiversité

¡Colombia!

Colombia es el país más hermoso del mundo. Cero exageración.