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Seeking #PhDStudent to study in fun, diverse, supportive, well funded [world leading?!] group UNSWOceanography UNSW Science in #Sydney #Australia. #OceanRobots, #gliders #marineheatwaves #Shelfprocesses oceanography.unsw.edu.au/private/study/… Pls amplify.

If you haven't done so, please consider applying for this position. It will be an exciting project.

We are recruiting a postdoc into our Marine Remote Sensing Group ! Are you up for the challenge of under ice mapping? Apply here: bit.ly/3LOMGcw Applications close 26th of June !

Dumbed-down new Aus curriculum means primary students will learn less about the world and nothing about #ClimateChange. Climate literacy, starting at school, is essential for #ClimateAction theconversation.com/dumbed-down-cu… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Congratulations Jake Weis on your first 1st author publication! Southern Ocean Phytoplankton Stimulated by Wildfire Emissions and Sustained by Iron Recycling IMAS agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…

Write a review, perspective, or research breakthrough about 🧪your favorite element 🧪in AGU (American Geophysical Union)'s Global Biogeochemical Cycles! Just heard from Editor-in-Chief Prof Isaac Santos that the periodic table is starting to fill up, so pitch your idea soon!

What an amazing person. His books sparked my interest in earth system science and led directly to my career in ocean biogeochemistry.

ACEAS Seminar 17 August 1pm Presenter: Dr Tom Williams Title: What can Earth’s past tell us about our future? The mid-Pliocene Warm Period as an analogue for 21st century climate change More details and how to join here antarctic.org.au/seminars/

Want to know what Earth’s past can tell us about our future? Hear from paleo_Tom 1pm today Hobart time Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS)

The Leanne Armand Travel Award honours the late Prof. Leanne Armand, and is in support of ECRs and MCRs in the palaeosciences. Applications for this year's award close on September 1st, full details below aqua.org.au/sample-page/th…

Job Opportunity: Postdoctoral/Research Fellow - Marine Biogeochemistry working under ACEAS ANU Earth Sciences 🌏 more details here antarctic.org.au/vacancies/

Hobart folk, as a University of Tasmania academic and alumni, current Sandy Bay resident, former Glenorchy and Burnie boy, here's my opinion on moving the rest of the Sandy Bay campus to Hobart. Pls ignore if outside Hobart. #lgtas🧵 1/n

My department at UCSC is hiring TWO biological oceanographers! recruit.ucsc.edu/JPF01397. Please retweet! BlackInGeoscience Latinas in Earth and Planetary Sciences Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders in Geosciences @sacnas ESWN

'Our new multi-tracer estimate of lithogenic inputs to the subantarctic Southern Ocean not only constrains trace elemental inputs important for productivity but may also serve as a dust deposition estimate across this region.' agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Join us for the first ACEAS Seminar of 2023! Wednesday 8th February, 1pm Prof Robin Bell, Columbia University presents Interdisciplinary Analysis of Antarctic Ice Shelf Vulnerability Join via Zoom utas.zoom.us/j/82477536162

Attention Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania undergrad students- don't miss this great opportunity! University of Tasmania IMAS

Come join us IMAS ! We're looking for a postdoc to study the flux, provenance and bioavailability of lithogenic inputs to the Southern Ocean over the last glacial cycle. Taryn Noble Joe Cresswell paleo_Tom Closes 28 May. careers.utas.edu.au/cw/en/job/4978…

Excited to share our new paper out today in nature: We found that windblown iron-rich dust supports a third of the Southern Ocean’s biological productivity, highlighting the vital role dust plays in the global carbon cycle. 🌬️🏜️🌊🌱 📝 nature.com/articles/s4158…

Iron-rich dust feeds phytoplankton. They are a key form of life in the Southern Ocean, which acts as a climate shock absorber, explains experts from University of Tasmania. theconversation.com/floating-robot…

NEW STUDY: w/ ACEAS co-author Zanna Chase shows windblown dust fuels a third of phytoplankton growth in the Southern Ocean. Drier + windier land conditions in future could impact future ocean ecosystems & fisheries. STORY: antarctic.org.au/windblown-dust… PAPER: nature.com/articles/s4158…