Big congratulations @EmilyRi75446053 on your first paper π Here, we look at how social interactions in a cooperatively breeding fish are affected by noise ππ @Dwarf_Mongoose @RSocPublishing royalsocietypublishing.org/dβ¦
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βοΈNEW paper alertβοΈ Combining two of our main research themes - outgroup #conflict & #noise pollution - we examine how social interactions are affected by additional noise. ππ #RSOS @RSocPublishing @EmilyRi75446053 Ines Goncalves @HasHarding doi.org/10.1098/rsos.210982 #OpenAccess
An inspiring project to have been part of! We share our experiences from a collaborative programme designed to foster effective science communication and innovative public engagement. #FutureofOurSeas @incredoceans @LDeClippele π π‘π π³π¦
scienceopen.com/hosted-documβ¦
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Proud of our new paper "Marine scientists and creative professionals collaborate for science communication"
- Filled with ideas for science communication training and insights into event delivery and collaborations with artists!
doi.org/10.14324/RFA.05.1.11
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π#InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScienceπ
@sharkslikejazz: brilliant innovator, expert fieldworker & analyst, top organisation skills, selfless team member. #MarieCurie fellow studying how aquatic organisms sense & adapt to a changing environment @ExeterMarine.
#WomenInSTEM
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π#InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScienceπ
@WeschkeE: force of nature in the field, true water-baby, passionate advocate of the natural world, super organised & efficient, calming presence. #PhD student studying nocturnal π π @BristolBioSci #Cornwall @TheFSBI
#WomenInSTEM
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@IslaBaila: awesome in the field & underwater, unbridled enthusiasm, passionate about the natural world, bubbly & positive group influence. #PhD studying how ππ affected by multi-stressors @BristolBioSci. @GW4plusDTP #WomenInSTEM
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@SophieNedelec: brilliant in the field, expert bioacoustician, innovative, proactive, helpful and supportive; great mentor. #PDRA @ExeterMarine studying impacts and mitigation of man-made noise. π ππ
@BristolBioSci #WomenInSTEM
Human activity continues to alter the song of the sea, affecting marine wildlife π YET, this is one pollutant we can address with relative ease; solutions already exist. A sustainable blue economy wonβt exist without thinking about sound π₯οΈπ
science.sciencemag.org/conteβ¦
Our new paper is out now in #BiologyLetters. We show condition-dependent responses of fish to motorboats π ππ₯οΈπ With @TimACGordon, Katy Wong, @MarkIMcCormick, @DrSteveSimpson, and @Dwarf_Mongoose. @royalsociety @lirrf
royalsocietypublishing.org/dβ¦ π π₯οΈπ π₯οΈπ
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Excited for my live discussion with BBC Radio Bristol on the health of the Great Barrier Reef and some extremely cool, recent discoveriesπ Tune in tomorrow at 13:45
@BBCRadioBristol @SchmidtOcean bbc.co.uk/news/world-australβ¦
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#CelebrateECRs ππ @TimACGordon
Studies how to assess & mitigate the changing song of the sea. π Innovator, passionate environmental advocate, award-winning speaker (@FameLab), first-class writer, super efficient.
biosciences.exeter.ac.uk/staβ¦
Example paper: nature.com/articles/s41467-0β¦
Excellent work, All. Big congrats to Emma ππ
Our @BehavEcol paper on intraspecific variation in responses to anthropogenic noise is out now. π Particularly warm feeling as it's Emma Eastcott's first first-authored paper (from Masters). ππ #helpingECRs is a joy. π€ @Julie_M_Kern @AmyMorrisDrake
academic.oup.com/beheco/artiβ¦
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#CelebrateECRs ππ @WeschkeE
Studies impacts of anthropogenic noise on nocturnal coral reef fish. π A force of nature in the field, true waterbaby, passionate advocate of the natural world, super organised & efficient, calming presence. #PhD #Cornwall
researchgate.net/profile/Emmβ¦
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"When our activities increase post-lockdown, we should...consider more permanent changes to the way we share the planet with our wildlife, for the benefit of all."
Wise words in the @guardian today from Prof. Andy Radford (@Dwarf_Mongoose) - hear more at bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000htβ¦
Replying to @Jose_R_Paula
Absolute legend. Huge congrats, Dr @Jose_R_Paula π₯π
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2018 Society of Experimental Biologyβs Young Scientist of the Year Tim Gordon @TimACGordon will be talking about his research on how climate change impacts marine ecosystems from the Arctic Ocean to the Great Barrier Reef.
#WeTheFuture #ExeterLiveBetter #WeAreDevon #TEDxExeter
Leaving Lizard Island to the soundtrack of @ChasingCoral (thanks @WeschkeE ), but thankfully this time with more encouragement after seeing lots of new growth and spawning corals π π‘ Thanks to the awesome team SWAG for another epic tripπ #oceanoptimism #CoralReefs #Science
Brilliant work, Tim et al. A very exciting and encouraging tool to aid coral reef restoration projects. π ππ‘π ππ‘
Our research, published today in @NatureComms, shows that playing healthy #coralreef sound attracts young fish to degraded habitat. Paper at nature.com/articles/s41467-0β¦, @guardian coverage at tinyurl.com/trgkvtu, video abstract (ft. sunburn and dodgy fieldwork haircut) below






























