ECR at @noaacoastalsci - climate change, anthro-impacts, HABs, marine inverts • Views my own • M.S. @GVSU_AWRI - B.S. @ODU_OES • I like bikes and public transit
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Hot off the press! I published one of my chapters from my master's thesis today at @DAO_IR: int-res.com/abstracts/dao/v1… #CoralReports #ScienceTwitter
And it is a hill I will die on #rstats
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The @SouthwestAir fiasco should be a turning point in this country where we FINALLY invest in high speed rail.
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The absolute disaster that the airlines are right now, especially Southwest, demonstrates why the U.S. needed to invest in a robust, resilient, sustainable, and efficient national high speed rail system a long time ago.
The rest of the western, developed world laughs at us. – at Moore, OK
Total unprofessionalism from @SouthwestAir. Cancelled flight, no working phones, no customer service available. Flights not available for days. Absolutely ridiculous.
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Around two-thirds of all Dutch children walk or cycle to school, preventing an estimated one million car trips across the country each morning.
That’s less strain on their streets, their wallets, and their lives; simply by enabling safe and active travel. Video by @BicycleDutch.
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All I want for my birthday is one new protected bike lane in every city in America. 🥳
Great opportunity with NOAA Fisheries - 10-week PAID UG internship. Apply here and spread widely! fisheries.noaa.gov/new-engla…
Great poster session at #USHAB2022 talking about our efforts developing qPCR methods for Alexandrium bloom forecast models!
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NCCOS scientists and partners are currently at sea sampling bottom sediments throughout the #GulfofMaine. Data from this cruise will inform seasonal harmful algal bloom forecasts for the region. Follow along for cruise updates! View past forecasts: go.usa.gov/xtwzv
Off to sea once again with @noaacoastalsci - HABs galore for the next 6 days! #sciencetwitter #research #fieldwork
While results were short and simple, we found symbiotic state was a significant factor in immune response. Increased temperature also seemed to be a factor in reducing some immune response as well.