STEM Education, Researcher on Climate Change
Wahroonga, Sydney
Joined September 2009
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Prof Pauline Ross retweeted
Prof. Maria Byrne, @UniOfGalway alum & Prof. of Marine Biology @Sydney_Uni, was awarded the prestigious DSc on Published Work @UniOfGalway. This honour recognises significant international contributions in a field.
@NUIMerrionSq #UniversityOfGalway
Prof Pauline Ross retweeted
It was a very botanically themed APSA-ASCEPT 2022 conference dinner!! #APSA_ASCEPT2022 @ASCEPTconf
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World AIDS Day is a solemn opportunity to reflect on the devastating toll that HIV/AIDS has wreaked on communities around the globe.
Today, and every day, we remember the beautiful souls stolen away by this vicious disease and comfort the grieving loved ones left behind.
Prof Pauline Ross retweeted
Great sadness in the legal and media community today with the death of Sandy Dawson. An impeccable advocate, a force for good, a most distinguished alumnus of @Sydney_Uni. For family, friends and colleagues, a devastating loss. Vale. @SydneyLawSchool
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Thanks for the invitation! @rzsnsw – at Sydney, New South Wales
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Congratulations to everyone at @rzsnsw involved in this year’s #RZSNSW22; was a wonderful event and a shame I had to leave a little early. If you’re interested in wildlife, it’s care and management, keep an eye on the RZSNSW website: rzsnsw.org.au/ – at Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney rock oysters emerging diseases may have consequences for Christmas dinner and also for our harbour #rzsnsw #sydneyrockoysters #sydneyharbour #sydneyfishmarkets
Prof Pauline Ross retweeted
I’ll be presenting my work on oysters! – at Central Coast, New South Wales
Our famous #FEMSWebinars are back! Join us on 22nd September for our #FEMSMicrobiolEcol #Webinar on Microbial Ecology in a Changing Climate
@laurazucconi_gf @elliot_scanes
Register via this link: fems-microbiology.org/opport…
Prof Pauline Ross retweeted
Shrimp on a Carpet
A hingeback shrimp on the back of a spotted wobbegong (or carpet) shark.
Measuring just 1.5 cm in length, this shrimp is 1/120 of the wobbegong’s length (1.8 metres).
These shrimp occasionally act as cleaners, and this one was inspecting the wobbegong’s body
Prof Pauline Ross retweeted
22 years ago Glasgow Uni accepted me with lower grades than needed because of a widening access policy. My Dad, a teacher, was forever impressed. He didn’t live to see it but today they promoted me to Professor. This one’s for you Paw Broon, your hand at my back X
Prof Pauline Ross retweeted
If anyone’s wondering, Boris Johnson hasn’t been in the office all week. It’s for the best; don’t worry, I’m keeping an eye on things. Have a lovely weekend x
Happy World Mangrove Day- beautiful places not swamps at all #happyworldmangroveday
Turning to the tide and stable salinity for baby oysters #sydneyrockoysters #climatechange #nswfisheries
Our oyster babies from climate changed stressed parents are now 48hours old #sydneyrockoysters #nswfisheries #climatechange
Our iconic Sydney rock oysters females spawning - shame the males did not follow the example #sydneyrockoysters #climatechange #sydneyscience
Prof Pauline Ross retweeted
This is Australia's most important report on the environment's deteriorating health. Here we summarise our team’s grim findings. #environment theconversation.com/this-is-… via @ConversationEDU
