•🌊 PhD researcher @UniStrathclyde 🌊• 🏳️🌈 • Studying the Latitudinal Diversity of Phytoplankton 🔬(they/them)
Paisley, Scotland
Joined December 2015
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#CephalopodWeek day 5! We don't often record adult AND juvenile #nautilus in the same frame, so this was awesome in American Samoa! #savethenautilus @NautilusMag @CephalopodToday @cephCIAC
Matilda Gray retweeted
Thrilled to be part of this great review paper on biogeochemistry of the subtropical gyes of the global ocean: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.… @WileyGlobal @theAGU #Ocean #Biogeochemistry #Nutrient #carbon
Matilda Gray retweeted
#PolarPrideDay is happening during #TransAwarenessWeek (leading up to Trans Day of Remembrance #TDOR on 20th November), and we want to wish all trans and nonbinary people in #PolarResearch a very happy #PolarPride! 1/3
ALT Drawing of a coccolithophore using lots of different colours. Located around the coccolithophore are the hashtags #LGBTQIA2S+, #POLARPRIDEDAY, #POLARPRIDE2022, #TRANSINSTEM, #TRANSINPOLARSCIENCE, and #LGBTQSTEMDAY in handwriting
Matilda Gray retweeted
Happy #PolarPride! It's with overwhelming joy that I'm able to share this message of love, hope, and celebration from LGBTQ+ people and our allies from across #Antarctica. I think it's safe to say we have the most pride per capita of any continent on the planet. 🌈#LGBTQSTEMDay
Matilda Gray retweeted
Happy #polarprideday 🌈
@SOOSocean joins all our colleagues in this celebration of #queer people in Polar science - whilst we continue our work to ensure the #Antarctic community is open and inclusive to all!
@PridePolar #PRIDE #STEM #QueerInSTEM
Matilda Gray retweeted
@BingzhangC starts @StrathMathStat talks!
Showing us how to use deep learning to understand #phytoplankton size structure. Spoiler alert, Arctic and Antarctic waters have different effects, even with similar temperatures and Chl a levels #MASTSasm2022
Matilda Gray retweeted
I am glad to get involved in a study that points out the potential problem of estimating bacterial respiration in the sea. #Respiration #oceans #bacteria link.springer.com/article/10…
Matilda Gray retweeted
How are scientists dealing with the unknown? We've been looking at traditions in reporting model uncertainties. Looks like there's plenty to share across disciplines! @StrathMathStat
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Matilda Gray retweeted
As the #bluecarbon research team patiently waits for #eelgrass seeds to mature for our replanting project, they’ve been snorkelling, creating and now testing a homemade sediment corer, and hired the amazing @flytbox to fly a drone for aerial imagery! Way to go team!
Matilda Gray retweeted
FOME lab members are presenting their research at the @OceanFrontier #OceanFrontier2022 conference!
Matilda Gray retweeted
Can you see what’s happening here?
Those drops are made of different compositions of water and propylene glycol,
Curiously, these drops bounce from reservoir to reservoir until they ‘sensed’ the fluid matching their own concentration, and merged
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Matilda Gray retweeted
Our highly commended winners are:
@this_fionachong from @EEIatHull for 'Fewer but bigger corals in colder reefs'
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@mcfgray from @UniStrathclyde for 'Adjusting our perspective of the latitudinal diversity gradient of phytoplankton through the lens of similarity'
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Matilda Gray retweeted
This is so exciting! Thank you @BritishEcolSoc for this award for our work with #BlackBirdersWeek.
I’m so proud of us and all that we are doing and I look forward to all the things we’re gonna do in the future!
ALT Picture of an award shaped like an E that says it’s for championing equality and diversity
Matilda Gray retweeted
BGC-Argo float of the month/fall quarter exam! Two global maps of oxygen at 300 m. One from 280,000 BGC-Argo profiles, one from 58,000 GLODAPv2 2021 profiles. Which is which? Both awesome data sets, and so is ODV! @bgc_argo @glodap @go_bgc @soccomproject
Matilda Gray retweeted
It was an absolute pleasure to represent my department @StrathMathStat at today's First Minister @NicolaSturgeon address at @UniStrathclyde I completely agree with her focus on climate justice and fairness as a way forward #COP26
Matilda Gray retweeted
I can confirm that it was #coccolithophore E. hux. that turned Clyde turquoise; hardly any other phytoplankton there. Non-toxic, 10μm across. Thanks to @BresnanEileen for electron microscopy of 24 Jun sample @FSC_Millport.
More on the turquoise algal bloom in the Clyde: my @NEODAAS colleagues produced this spectacular 10m resolution image from #Sentinel2, 21 Jun 2021, true colour. Non-toxic chalky coccoliths from an usually-sited Ehux bloom (but can't say what else may be there!)
Matilda Gray retweeted
We use oceanographic tools such as this to measure temperature 🌡️ salinity 🧂 & oxygen 🌬️ in our waters. This helps us monitor natural cycles & changes in the #MarineEnvironment.
#WorldEnvironmentDay
@UNEP @mastscot @SAMSoceannews
Footage: @mcfgray & @Dr_HelenSmith
Matilda Gray retweeted
Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration at Mauna Loa on 3 Oct 2020 was 411.11 ppm. On 3 Oct 2019 it was 407.53 ppm. This time of year is the minimum value in the annual cycle. @marinescotland @mastscot @RGUPALS
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