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Our first HPU Marine Science student Fiza Zahid defended her Master's thesis last week! #damselfish, #corals, #HeatWaves

A little late to post, but in the past couple of weeks, I successfully defended my Master’s thesis and graduated from Hawai’i Pacific University! Excited to figure out my next steps! #firstgenstudent #MarineScience #graduation2022

We are looking for a post-bachelor's student to participate in projects using Raman spectroscopy to understand how corals build skeletons. It's a paid position, up to 10 months, includes training/mentorship and travel to a conference. Apply here: forms.gle/EtAr3JRMcacRUf…

I had the best time speaking w/ STEM educators from across the Hawaiian islands about my virtual coral reef curriculum & how addressing our real world problems in the classroom requires inclusion of community & a sense of place. Mahalo to these inspirational leaders! #WomenInSTEM

We are excited about our upcoming first field trip since the pandemic hit, we are heading for Sarawak in Malaysia. Taking river and seawater samples from ridge to reef and coring some Porites bommies. So relieved to finally enable our PhD students to experience a coral reef.

The Sclero lab makes its first conference appearance at @goldschmidt2022 with Jess Caylee Hankins presenting her work on Raman spectroscopy of corals during the industrial era

Mahalo Hanahau'oli School 3rd Graders for joining us for a huki. Together, we removed 1,580 lbs of invasive algae from Maunalua Bay! 🌺

Coral drilling takes a lot of planning, pre-dive discussion, SCUBA tanks, and... a SUP-raft-of-science Jess Caylee Hankins HPU Marine Science Tom DeCarlo

In an attempt to establish a scientific twitter presence, let me introduce myself. I'm Jess! I am a second-year master’s student Hawaiʻi Pacific University examining the chronic effects of #oceanacidification on the #geochemistry of coral skeletons. The goal is to begin my Ph.D. fall 2023!

Our first coral cores from Hawai‘i: Jess Caylee Hankins holds a piece of core that—based on a rough estimate of growth rates—probably covers about two decades in the mid-1800s

HPU Marine Science undergraduate oceanography students using our U.S. National Science Foundation-funded Raman spectrometer to quantify sediment mineralogy in the Hawaiʻi Pacific University Sclero Lab

Excited to continue working on coral cores with U.S. National Science Foundation #CAREER funding. The Sclero Lab be starting with a virtual core repository later this year Hawaiʻi Pacific University HPU Marine Science hpu.edu/about-us/the-o…

The Sclerochronology lab's first paper HPU Marine Science is out today! In #ASLO_Letters, Hanna Mantanona shows that, surprisingly, coral calcifying fluid saturation state is elevated during and after bleaching events aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/lo…

We are happy to share 2 new articles published with APC waivers from the L&O Letters Early Career Publication Honor🍾🥂❤️ The first is from Rafael B. Dextro, a PhD candidate Centro de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura da USP. The second is from Hanna Mantanona, who finished her MSc from Sclero Lab See links below 🤩

look at those nice bands!