Recent publication from staff at School of Ocean Sciences @bangoruniversity.bsky.social , @nocmarinephys.bsky.social, SMHI, Japan Meteorological Agency, and Reading on changes in the Arctic Ocean: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/HGKIEG...

On October 22nd, Prof. Katrien Van Landeghem @kjjvanlandeghem.bsky.social represented Bangor University’s School of Ocean Sciences (SOS) at the Wind Energy Expo in Dublin! #MarineEnvironment #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #CareerSuccess #SOS #BangorUniversity

Heading out this morning on the Prince Madog with @sosbangor.bsky.social physical oceanography Masters students. On the hunt for SIPS in Conwy Bay!

Experiment complete, or so the @sosbangor.bsky.social students have declared! We are heading back into Menai Bridge on this glorious day

First year students from @bangoruniversity.bsky.social School of Ocean Sciences were gaining practical field work skills (and how to keep dry) at Aberffraw beach today.

🌍🐧 Fully-funded PhD Opportunity joined between La Rochelle University (France) & @sosbangor.bsky.social (UK): Understanding Antarctic Ecosystem Resilience through Penguin Energetics ❄️🎓 euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/380114

🌊 🎓Apply for a PhD to assess spatial and temporal approaches to managing scallop fisheries to achieve good environmental status with a viable commercial fishery. 🪸🐙 @sosbangor.bsky.social @em-oyster.bsky.social www.findaphd.com/phds/project...

As Welcome Week, in great weather (the sun always shines in north Wales!), is drawing to a close we thank the SOS peer guides for their efforts. They are the friendly faces behind Welcome Week and put a lot of work in to make the freshers (aka The Peerlings) feel at home.

A great day for the annual SOS beach trip with the new undergraduate students @bangoruniversity.bsky.social. Sandcastles were built, beach pictionary played, and much fun had by students new and old, and staff.

Chloe Macleavy and Jasmine Scott-Dickins are both studying Marine Biology at SOS and are currently doing their placement year as research officers with Trashfree Trails (TFT). At the moment they are planning a litter research fieldwork day which will take place in Newborough Nature reserve.

SOS 3rd year marine biology students enjoyed their fieldwork at the Virginia Institute for Marine Science earlier this month. The weather was almost as good as in North Wales at the time...

Ruth Clarke, a third year Marine Biology and Oceanography student at SOS, is currently doing a placement year with @seatrustwales.bsky.social in Pembrokeshire to gain wider skills in conservation related topics.

Great talk on using historical sources to map herring spawning grounds by @georginahunt.bsky.social for @projectfishistory.bsky.social.

And she was shorted-listed for the best presentation award! @sosbangor.bsky.social

At the end of @tidalites.bsky.social 2025 in Liverpool, a group of attendees went on a road trip to Pembrokeshire to visit the tidalite at Wiseman's Bridge. Much fun, lots of discussions, and several project ideas came out of the trip. See you all in Korea in 4 year's time :)

Students from @bangoruniversity.bsky.social School of Ocean Sciences using geophysical techniques to trace out fresh groundwater flow on Ro Mawr beach near Llanddwyn during their third year Coastal sediment field study.

SOS staff member @yuengdl.bsky.social talked to the BBC about the Menai Strait: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/... . A great take on the body of water next to Ocean Sciences @bangoruniversity.bsky.social

🦞 Come and join the fisheries team as a 'Research Project Support Officer in Fisheries Science' @sosbangor.bsky.social. The post is based in the Isle of Man at the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA). 🦐 jobs.bangor.ac.uk/details.php....

PhD opportunity @sosbangor.bsky.social on managing scallop fisheries to find the balance between conservation and fisheries yield. Get in touch if you're interested and I will email you the project description.

The final @unep.org #INC52 session to develop a Global #PlasticsTreaty is underway 🕣 With less than 48 hours to go, the window for action is closing. Negotiators must now show courage if the world is to get a treaty capable of protecting people and the planet. tinyurl.com/25rkm5xs

Out today! ‘Quantifying coral reef–ocean interactions is critical for predicting reef futures under climate change’ in @natecoevo.nature.com #EcologicalOceanography #InterdisciplinaryResearch #CoralReefs #OceanicSubsidies doi.org/10.1038/s415... @sosbangor.bsky.social

I spoke with ABC radio Australia about the #PlasticsTreaty 📻 Catch up: drag the slider to ~3.02 in www.abc.net.au/listen/progr... @sosbangor.bsky.social @bangoruniversity.bsky.social

Dr Winnie Courtene-Jones @winniecj.bsky.social from the School of Ocean Science @bangoruniversity.bsky.social has arrived in Geneva, Switzerland, to join the final round of negotiations linked to the Global Plastics Treaty.

🌎 The final UN negotiating session to develop a Global Plastics Treaty starts today! 👩‍🔬 I'm delighted to be attending this monumental event & continue contributing scientific evidence to the process to end #plasticpollution @bangoruniversity.bsky.social

New research led by Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales and involving School of Ocean Sciences @bangoruniversity.bsky.social found genetic connectivity in a deep sea species over 1000s of km, but genetic isolation over depth. Read all about it here: academic.oup.com/mbe/article/...

Dr Winnie Courtene-Jones @winniecj.bsky.social from the School of Ocean Science @bangoruniversity.bsky.social has arrived in Geneva, Switzerland, to join the final round of negotiations linked to the Global Plastics Treaty.

Busy day in the @bangoruniversity.bsky.social marquee at the Eisteddfod yesterday as Drs Mollie Duggan-Edwards and Dei Huws launched our new poster highlighting the unique wildlife and geological structures found around the Anglesey coastline.

NEW: Extraordinary footage has emerged of the huge tsunami that hit Russia’s remote Kamchatka peninsula after the 8.8 magnitude earthquake on July 30th. (🎥 Doni Nikz)

Staff and students from School of Ocean Sciences @bangoruniversity.bsky.social have steamed through the Irish Sea and the Caledonian Canal. After sampling in Loch Ness they move to the North Sea to measure the impact of tidal wakes behind floating wind turbines in projects funded by [email protected].

About 18 to 14 million years ago, global temperatures spiked in an event called the Miocene Climatic Optimum. Despite these conditions, we still had coral reefs. But those corals were pushed to their very limit to survive, at a physiological cost. 🧪🌊 Link: www.nature.com/articles/s43...

Staff and students from School of Ocean Sciences @bangoruniversity.bsky.social have steamed through the Irish Sea and the Caledonian Canal. After sampling in Loch Ness they move to the North Sea to measure the impact of tidal wakes behind floating wind turbines in projects funded by [email protected].

@martynroberts.bsky.social from @sosbangor.bsky.social showing of the wonders of the sea at the Wrecsam National Eisteddfod. Come join them and hear all about the exciting things they have on site.

New research led by Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales and involving School of Ocean Sciences @bangoruniversity.bsky.social found genetic connectivity in a deep sea species over 1000s of km, but genetic isolation over depth. Read all about it here: academic.oup.com/mbe/article/...

📣 Job opportunity 📣 Come work with us at Monash as a 3yr Research Fellow on ice sheet-atmosphere coupling! You'll sit within @arcsaef.bsky.social and be part of the @access-nri.bsky.social ice sheets team, pushing frontiers in Earth System Modelling ❄️🇦🇶 👉 careers.pageuppeople.com/513/cw/en/jo...

Geologic Periods xkcd.com/3120/

Officially started my main data collection, and what a place to start it off 😍🌊🌱 @sosbangor.bsky.social

Ahead of the UN Plastic Treaty negotiations next month, our #PlasticPollution expert @winniecj.bsky.social co-authored this scientific response to the Chairs text (from where negotiations will resume), emphasising key elements for an effective #PlasticTreaty www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

FULLY FUNDED PhD opportunity on edible crab disease with a great team here in a stunning location @sosbangor.bsky.social @bangoruniversity.bsky.social @cefasgovuk.bsky.social www.findaphd.com/phds/project...

Day 6 of the International Summer School of #Sedimentology. The most excellent Dr Meg Baker takes the helm. Welcome to the #Aberystwyth grits…. @sedimentology.bsky.social @makingripples.bsky.social @willemjanblom.bsky.social @sosbangor.bsky.social @bugeography.bsky.social @pietreyniers.bsky.social

Sunny Day 7 of the #IAS International Summer School of #Sedimentology continues with more of the Aberystwyth Grits…. @sedimentology.bsky.social @makingripples.bsky.social @willemjanblom.bsky.social @sosbangor.bsky.social @bugeography.bsky.social @pietreyniers.bsky.social @bretteh.bsky.social

I have had the honour of spending the last week with 20 fabulous students on the #IAS International Summer School of #Sedimentology 2025. @sedimentology.bsky.social @makingripples.bsky.social @willemjanblom.bsky.social @sosbangor.bsky.social @bugeography.bsky.social @pietreyniers.bsky.social

A glorious day for SOS Graduation! Massive well done and congratulations to our graduants - keep in touch and let us know if we can ever help.

What a fantastic few months participating in, and getting to know my fellow @welshcrucible.bsky.social colleagues A through-provoking, challenging and immensely enriching experience #CC2025

Day 5 of the #IAS International Summer School of #Sedimentology is all about glaciations and carbonate sequences…. @sedimentology.bsky.social @makingripples.bsky.social @willemjanblom.bsky.social @sosbangor.bsky.social @bugeography.bsky.social @pietreyniers.bsky.social

Day 5 of the #IAS International Summer School of #Sedimentology is all about glaciations and carbonate sequences…. @sedimentology.bsky.social @makingripples.bsky.social @willemjanblom.bsky.social @sosbangor.bsky.social @bugeography.bsky.social @pietreyniers.bsky.social

Day 6 of the #IAS International Summer School of #Sedimentology started with discussions and presentations…. Now, back to the field! @sedimentology.bsky.social @makingripples.bsky.social @willemjanblom.bsky.social @sosbangor.bsky.social @bugeography.bsky.social @pietreyniers.bsky.social

Lakes are feeling the heat too! @theconversation.com article by Iestyn Woolway @sosbangor.bsky.social @bangoruniversity.bsky.social. theconversation.com/underwater-l...

Day 2 of the #IAS International Summer School of Sedimentology saw us entering the Ordovician! @sedimentology.bsky.social @makingripples.bsky.social @willemjanblom.bsky.social @sosbangor.bsky.social @bugeography.bsky.social @pietreyniers.bsky.social

Day 3 of the #IAS International Summer School of #Sedimentology & things are getting a little more complex! @sedimentology.bsky.social @makingripples.bsky.social @willemjanblom.bsky.social @sosbangor.bsky.social @bugeography.bsky.social @pietreyniers.bsky.social

Day 3 of the #IAS International Summer School of #Sedimentology ends with our discussion group presentations… @sedimentology.bsky.social @makingripples.bsky.social @willemjanblom.bsky.social @sosbangor.bsky.social @bugeography.bsky.social @pietreyniers.bsky.social