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National #wattle Day - enjoying the beautiful wattles in the forests that surround Griffith University Nathan, Gold Coast & Logan campuses - our living laboratories @GU_Sciences Griffith Science & Environment

Melissa Hill Road Blocks in the Brain @GU_Sciences & Griffith Science & Environment finalist in Griffith University 3MT Finals #GU3MT

Andria Ostrowski - Multiple Stressors & Seagrass Ecosystems @GU_Sciences & Griffith Science & Environment finalist in Griffith University 3MT Finals #GU3MT

Woohoo all 3 @GU_Sciences finalists in Griffith University 3MT were from Griffith Science & Environment 😀 Australian Rivers Institute GRIDD

WiT Digital Mover and Shaker Technology Award - Dr Elisa Bayraktarov @ElisaBayra EcoCommons Programma Griffith University

We are looking for a suitable candidate for the position of a Lecturer in Electronic and Electrical Engineering. A clean room facility with over $20M worth of equipment is available for #microelectronics, #MEMS and #SiC #powerelectronics. jobs.smartrecruiters.com/GriffithUniver…

Congratulations Dr Emilia Decker ⁦Emilia Decker⁩ - singing bugs in babbling streams and all that 😉 #ecoacoustics ⁦Simon Linke 🎤🐠⁩ Sam Capon ⁦⁦Australian Rivers Institute⁩ #GriffithGrads

Ramsay fellowship's now open Uni of Adelaide - #Biology, #Biochemistry, #Microbiology, #Botany, #Zoology, #Genetics, #Physics, #Chemistry, #Astronomy. Closes 30 Jan. Link: shorturl.at/hvF08

Exciting to see the research presentations by our B Medical Science and B Biomedical Science students. Interesting and engaging projects with clinicians and scientists here at Griffith University. Great work all! Assoc Prof Deanne Hryciw

On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a huge congratulations to the two recipients of our 2023 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scientist Award, Michelle Hobbs of Griffith University and Stephanie Beaupark of UOW #IDWGS

We had a great turnout at our Nathan campus O-Week festival yesterday! New and returning students joined us to kick off the semester with a bang. 🎉#GriffithUni

Dr Nathan Garland, T1 Quantitative Reasoning lecturer. This is a first-year maths course with a difference 🤯. Exploring relatively simple maths ideas & how to break down and solve problems, produce or assemble data, and structure convincing evidence to argue a point.

How did millions of fish die gasping in the Darling – after three years of rain? Our native fish have evolved to make the most of the good times - but not to the constraints of a regulated river system. Connectivity along river channels is so important theconversation.com/how-did-millio…

For Griffith University 's Michelle Hobbs, a career spanning environmental consulting, water quality policy and agriculture allows Michelle to undertake fresh research on freshwater mussels. Studying our precious ecosystems makes for a very #CoolJob! 💧 bit.ly/3FwUSOq

Thanks ‘Em Prof Darryl Jones Darryl Jones for launching our new book - Birds of Nathan Campus - Griffith University Griffith Science & Environment

We've blown past the limit for vital earth systems, from climate change to the use of freshwater. 🌏 Research from a team of international researchers (ANU Media + Griffith University) identified eight “safe” boundaries across five vital planetary systems 👇 bit.ly/42ccB6t

Griffith University Nathan Campus - where the koalas say goodnight as you leave 🐨 ⁦Griffith University ⁦@GU_Sciences ⁦Griffith Science & Environment⁩ #koala

Awesome plenary by Australian Rivers Institute Director Prof David Hamilton @profhamatham - why broadening your perspective to the macro is so important when looking to restore ecosystems - might even help explain the micro. #SEFS13

Just attended another mind-blowing plenary at #SEFS13! Huge kudos to @profhamatham for enlightening us on data-driven decision-making tools for optimal investment in restoration actions in catchments🌊

If you missed it, for the first time plastics have been assessed in lakes across the world in a Nature study co-authored by Prof David Hamilton @profhamatham. The result? Some are worse impacted than our oceans! doi.org/10.1038/s41586… Griffith Science & Environment news.griffith.edu.au/2023/07/13/pla…