studying nemos🐠 & their stinging anemone homes as a postdoc: @NemTitus @UofAlabama @disealab but still love gobies| scicomm:🎤🎙️ @gradscicomm |#EDI she/her
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Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Our lab group is recruiting for a new Postdoc to join us. We are looking for someone to work on projects in Deep Learning and/or Spatial Population Genetics. Please share.
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Postdoc opportunity for coral reef scientists, $90k salary! @UChicago's Climate Systems Engineering Iniative fellowship apps are due Oct 15, and I'd be delighted to serve as your research mentor in @UChicagoBSD. How does geongineering the ocean affect calcifying organisms?
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Two 6-month Master 2 Internship positions available in our team. Get in touch in you're interested in fish ecophysiology, ecotoxicology and integrative ecology. #fishscience
ALT Proposal number 1 on the impacts of harbour development on the larval recruitment and metamorphosis of the common two-banded seabream Diplodus vulgaris
ALT Proposal number 2 on the embryonic development of the spiny chromis
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Research postdoc position on predators-prey (carnivores-ungulates) relationships.
University of Bern (Conservation Biology).
Please distribute as broadly as you can.
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
We are hiring a postdoc who will study bacterial biogeography from local to global scale. If you want to join our group in the Institute of Microbiology, Prague and explore with us this topic, look here: mbucas.cz/wp-content/uploads…
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
New PhD position available on the social behaviour of coral-dwelling fishes, based at The Fish Lab @UOW ! Fieldwork mainly on the Great Barrier Reef, candidate must be SCUBA certified to at least PADI Rescue (or in process). Send EOIs to [email protected] by 16/08🐠 Pls share!
ALT Photo collage showing underwater fieldwork at Lizard Island Research station, some Fish Lab members having fun, coral-gobies in their corals, University of Wollongong sign and research boats at Lizard Island.
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
I'm looking to hire a postdoc in coral genomics - $66k/yr plus benefits - follow link for more info - review of apps begins Nov 10 usccareers.usc.edu/job/los-a…
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
And the bad news - got the debrief on the status of our 500+ Acropora cervicornis outplants in the Dry Tortugas. They are all dead or nearly dead. One of the best acroporid sites coral cover wise along the Florida Keys reef tract is now a wasteland. There are no words.
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Exciting news! 📢 Just released the final version of our paper titled 'Variability in thermal stress thresholds of #corals across depths.'🪸 Dive into the fascinating world of #mesophotic coral resilience. 🌏🌡️ @FrontMarineSci @Harii_Lab @MasayaMorita66
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Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
🐠🪸 Just in! 🌊📚 Exciting new paper alert! 📢 "Variability in thermal stress thresholds of corals across depths" has just surfaced in the @FrontMarineSci
special thanks @MasayaMorita66 @Harii_Lab #mesophotic #MCEs #Coral #climatechange 🌊🔬📑
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Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Today at GenBank: sequences from "The genus Ophiocara (Teleostei: Butidae) in Japan, with descriptions of two new species" courtesy of Kobayashi & Sato in Ichthyological Research. Shown below is #newspecies O. gigas, the "giant mud gudgeon." link.springer.com/article/10…
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Four...yes, FOUR positions available to work on snapper at SARDI Aquatic and Livestock Sciences @SA_PIRSA
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Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
📣I will soon announce two fully funded PhD positions in fish ecophysiology at @goteborgsuni @Naturvetenskap. Start date late this year and I’ll post announcement here.
Tell your friends! 📣 – at Gothenburg, Sweden
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Are you a shark scientist who's having a baby? Here are some nice shark names for your child:
Prionace
Pristiophorus
Squatina
Charcharias
Carcharodon
Galeocerdo
Heterodontus
Rhincodon
Sphyrna
Do not name your child:
Carcharhinus plumbeus, very boring
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Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Please share: 2 openings in my lab @ CU Boulder-postdoc and PhD student-leverage/develop cutting-edge quantitative tools to discover ecological consequences of animal decision-making in the face of environmental change gillab.org/join
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Tips for success in #academia:
* Don't aim for perfect. Or good. Or accurate. Just publish
* Don't do what you think matters, do what gets funded
* Don't be interdisciplinary
* Don't criticise anyone's work, even if it's baaad
* Don't be a woman, or black, or (worst of all) both
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Have you ever seen a Purple-eyed Goby (Bryaninops natans)? This small (less than an inch long!) goby is known for its eye-catching bright pink to purple eyes and are associated with Acropora corals. I photographed this individual in Apo Reef Natural Park, Philippines.
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
Skating off to Tassie this morning & will be spending the week raysing issue of the imminent extinction risk of the Maugean skate & what must be done to avert disaster.
Puns are necessary. It's either I try and laugh or literally cry.
Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
I thought damselfishes (w/c includes anemonefish like Nemo) were exclusively marine fishes until I read about this goober: Neopomacentrus aquadulcis, that only freshwater damselfish species that inhabits lower stretches of rivers in Papua New Guinea 🤯
(📸: Jenkins & Allen 2002)
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Catheline Froehlich🐠🎙️🐡|FishEcologist|Podcaster retweeted
The Catshark is out of the bag! @WhySharksMatter is coming to @UofAlabama on September 16th for a free presentation and book signing event. #RollTide
Since it is the start of 🦈 #SharkWeek, we're excited to announce that award-winning Marine Conservation Biologist, Dr. David Shiffman (@WhySharksMatter), is visiting @UofAlabama on September 16 at 11:00 am to give a FREE presentation!
LEARN MORE: ➡️ bit.ly/44PzkqA
