Prof of Oceanography & Climate, following ocean currents & whatever drifts, Equator to poles
Southampton, England
Joined September 2017
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A special evening with #SARTRAC colleagues, nominated for Research Impact at #southamptonuniversity #vcawards last night at St Mary’s stadium
#AMOC collapse could drive our weather to further extremes, based on recent links to changing Atlantic temperatures: The Atlantic is at risk of circulation collapse – it would mean even greater climate chaos across Europe theconversation.com/the-atla… via @ConversationUK
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Sargassum conference Day1. Prof Marsh introducing the first session on modelling, followed by Prof Oxenford sharing experience and new research from ground. #Sargassum @SARTRAC1
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Canon @GaryPhilbrick7 with a group of researchers from universities in Ghana, Jamaica, Barbados, and Southampton, working together on the Sargassum ‘Smelly Seaweed’ Project. A joyful afternoon.
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SARTRAC PROJECT UPDATE #05 – MGI & SargSnap Project Team in Ghana
MGI continues transformational work under SARTRAC by participating in the SargSnap! initiative to conduct Sargassum monitoring in Ghana
Details here: blue.monagis.com/sartrac-pro…
#sargassum #mgiblue #SargSnap
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Delighted to be on the panel with @WinnieSowah @bwoppong @pnjquashigah to discuss Sargassum research ongoing in Ghana at the 3rd Sargassum Symposium organized by@CERMES_UWI
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Awesome panel discussion on the similarities and synergies that can be explored between Ghana and the Caribbean in sargassum research at the 3rd Sargassum Symposium organised by @CERMES_UWI .
Local chickens enjoying crispy dry sargassum at Foul Bay, last stop on this trip @SARTRAC1
One last beach visit awaiting flight home - Foul Bay on the south coast, where the sand ‘cliff’ is impressive - sargassum alters beach dynamics, a further issue for beach management in Barbados
Sargassum beaching tonight in Hastings, Bridgetown - impacting yet more of the tourist industry in Barbados @SARTRAC1
Great panel discussion on the possibilities of major economic opportunties to use sargassum at 3rd UWI Sargassum Symposium - bringing together researchers & stakeholders from the eastern Caribbean as sargassum beaches heavily, unusually early in 2023 @SARTRAC1 @CERMES_UWI
The boom being readied for deployment at Crane Beach, south Barbados, to limit sargassum beaching at this historic beach resort over coming days-weeks @SARTRAC1
Wed pm field trip ahead of 3rd UWI Sargassum Symposium, organised by @CERMES_UWI visiting beaches and bays on east and south coasts that are currently seeing major influxes of sargassum @SARTRAC1
Sargassum locally accumulated in River Bay on the northeast coast, a beauty spot frequented by locals and tourists - stop-off on our round-island tour kindly organised by @CERMES_UWI, part of @SARTRAC1
Here on the wild east coast of Barbados, preparing for a week of meetings to discuss sargassum and what to do about it with colleagues from @CERMES_UWI @UnivofGh @MGIMona - part of @SARTRAC1 #SargSNAP
Well done Niko Skliris on our latest @SARTRAC1 paper, on the drivers of sargassum, out today at link.springer.com/article/10…
Checking out the extensive early 2022 sargassum influx along the east coast of Barbados on day 2 of our first @SARTRAC1 overseas meeting after 2 years of lockdown
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My analysis of the Govt’s Australian Way proposal to get to net zero by 2050. Spoiler alert: it will fail. smh.com.au/environment/clima…
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Today @ConvexIn announces a multi-million-dollar partnership with @Bluemarinef, a charity dedicated to restoring the #ocean to health, & the @UniofExeter & its foremost researchers, with the launch of the Convex Blue Carbon Seascape Survey 🌊
Read more: greenfutures.exeter.ac.uk/ar…
