
Marine ecologist obsessed with giant clams; mom of 2 girls; cat lady; scuba diver; nature enthusiast. She/Her. #giantclamgirl
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Looking for children’s book on marine creatures? Check out my latest book “Dangerous or Endangered?” featuring stories from 25 creatures. Find out what makes them dangerous, endangered or both!
Limited book sale for Singapore residents only. Scan QR code for order form.
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APCRS2023 Special Issue is now available here: ingentaconnect.com/content/u…
Big thanks to all guest editors and contributors! Thank you @BullMarSci for having us! #APCRS2023 #marinescience #AsiaPacific
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From monitoring ocean health with smart sensors to bringing corals back to life, NUS researchers are making waves in marine conservation. Learn about their work in restoring and protecting our vibrant marine ecosystems in the video here:
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🥳Celebrating the publication of my new book - DANGEROUS OR ENDANGERED?🥳
Come discover the fascinating facts and stories of 25 marine creatures living across the depths of the oceans. Find out what makes them dangerous, endangered, or both! #scicomm
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Surface characteristics of different #Microplastics (MP) influence the selective enrichment of distinct microbial communities which impact #Biofilm development & MP degradation potential. #PlasticPollution @HongKongPolyU
ACS ES&T Water cover story: go.acs.org/c2a
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Education Outreach Coordinator - Coral Restoration Foundation
coralrestoration.org/careers
The Education & Outreach Coordinator (EOC) position is for the purpose of growing and coordinating our partnerships with local schools and educational organizations, as well as supporting all programs within the Education Department, reporting to the Education Program Manager. The current Education Program exists to inspire and train others to take action in order to improve the health of the world’s reefs, using our work as example. This is done by (1) execute training programs, externally and internally, whereby participants can actively participate in the restoration of coral reefs, either as part of existing projects or through the development of their own projects, and (2) dissemination educational materials so that students of all ages (nationality and language) can better appreciate the world’s coral reefs, understand their current plight, and learn how they can make a difference in protecting and restoring coral reef ecosystems.
#coralreefs #coralrestoration #coralcareers #coraljobs #coralconservation #reefrestoration #coralrestorationjobs #reefrestorationjobs #marinebiology
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To our incredible community, this holiday season we hope you find joy, rest, and precious moments with your loved ones. Thank you for being part of our journey. Happy holidays!💕
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ST Picks: The disappearance of one of S’pore’s giant clams straitstimes.com/singapore/s…
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Amid the global @IUCNRedList review of all 12 species of giant clams, which found that half are threatened with extinction, things aren't looking good for one of Singapore's three remaining giant clam species.... @MeilinNeo #cop16
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The true giant clam Tridacna gigas is critically endangered following our latest assessment with @MeilinNeo @oceanspecies_ 🌍This iconic marine species faces increasing threats #MarineConservation #EndangeredSpecies #ClimateAction colorado.edu/today/2024/10/2…
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🐚🌍 Iconic Giant Clams have been added to the @IUCNRedList 🚨
The updated Red List now includes all giant #clam species, reflecting their precarious existence with staggering population declines due to #overfishing.
Read more 👉 sgn.one/0lc
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Pleased to share our new #GiantClam research out now in @Ecol_Evol!
Genetic analysis shows small giant clams (Tridacna maxima) in the Coral Sea & Cook Islands have high haplotype diversities but different population structures.
📝: doi.org/10.1002/ece3.70474
📸: @PeterCDoll
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Singapore corals showing signs of recovery amid global coral bleaching event straitstimes.com/singapore/s…
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Words cannot describe of how proud I am of @rindahvida who just published her first first-authored paper. Rindah is my first student since I am back in Indonesia in 2019 we have been working together for both her BSc @unpad and MSc @ipbofficial
🚨 Exciting News! Our paper, Impacts of ‘Reef Star’ Coral Restoration on Multiple Metrics of Habitat Complexity, is now published in Restoration Ecology! 🌊🪸 We investigate how #coralrestoration enhances habitat complexity and promotes biodiversity. 1/8
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So pleased to see this published "Long-term dynamics of hard coral cover across Indonesia" in Coral Reefs. Thanks to all co-authors @SB_Tebbett @beginersubhan @gitaal_ @rindahvida and many others not on X. link.springer.com/article/10…
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📣 Calling all dual-academic couples in #STEMM! Join us for our next #SciMomChat on Oct 15 to discuss the unique challenges of balancing two academic careers and family life. Learn from those who’ve been there! FREE!!🆓 Register now 👇 mothersinscience.com/scimomc…
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📢 Last chance to submit your #Molluscs2024 abstracts by Friday!
Don’t miss out—submit now and secure your spot.
Field trip sign-ups & payments also close soon! 🐙
For more details and important dates, go to molluscs2024.com.au/
Photos by @henry_carrick
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We’re so grateful to our amazing members for supporting our organisation and believing in our mission. Join our supportive member community to access resources, networking, and grow professionally 👇 tinyurl.com/yjjn6j7p
#WomenInSTEM #STEMM @AcademicMama @MeilinNeo
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CORAL PHD OPPORTUNITY: Marine Connectivity Across Western Australian Reefs (University of Western Australia)
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#coralreefs #coralphd #phd #phdopportunity #careers #careerdevelopment #coralreefecology #coralscience #marineecology #marinebiology































