Job Opening **ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MARINE ECOLOGY**, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Rhode Island. jobs.uri.edu/postings/15960

Meet the 2025 Catalyst Research Awardees! IBES will fund 6 core & affiliate faculty members to pursue scholarly projects around the world, with topics ranging from parasite identification to Indigenous-led environmental justice organizing. Mara Freilich Brown History Department Brown Biostatistics

Kudos to AMS Editor's Award recipient Mara Freilich @maratimes.bsky.social for providing insightful, helpful, timely reviews! Learn more: bit.ly/48gR7vJ #JPhysOceanogr #PeerReviewWeek

Woo, riding around the edge of an eddy and sampling for omics and sensors- new use case. I was recovered at the blue dot - started at a red dot to the right, drifter track in the center. Eddies can bring nutrients towards the surface and stimulate productivity. Also useful for robot joyrides.

🌊🦠#FieldworkFriday Our fieldwork doesn't only happen at sea! C-CoMP researchers working with @maratimes.bsky.social collected Providence River water to test extraction methods for samples collected on C-CoMP cruises. In terms of filtering speed, 5 L of Sargasso sw = 50 mL of Providence River water!

📣#MTTM 🔬Emily Hu (@yunqianhu.bsky.social‬) is a C-CoMP B2P Fellow working with @maratimes.bsky.social & @akrinos.bsky.social at Brown. She uses microbial sequence data and computational tools to uncover how biotic🦠& abiotic drivers shape microbial community assembly in the North Atlantic Ocean 🌊.

IBES affiliate @maratimes.bsky.social, an assistant professor of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences, lost her first federally funded grant from NASA earlier this year. “One of my big concerns is that the trust in science and in scientists is broken,” she told @virginiagewin.bsky.social.

@virginiagewin.bsky.social writes about terminated federal grants, including one on which I was PI "The funding had been helping a multi-institutional team working with community advocates and citizen scientists to analyse air quality around the Salton Sea,

@virginiagewin.bsky.social writes about terminated federal grants, including one on which I was PI "The funding had been helping a multi-institutional team working with community advocates and citizen scientists to analyse air quality around the Salton Sea,

Looking for your next summer read? Check out this list of new and notable titles by IBES scholars! From exploring environmental history to modeling climate futures, each book invites readers to reflect on the world around them and their role in shaping it.

Thanks to @ianjames.bsky.social for coverage of our work agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...

NOAA Climate and Global Change fellows were furloughed this week. One of many losses.

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🎉Congrats to the 5 early-career scientists receiving Kavli support through the #Scialog: Neurobiology and Changing Ecosystems! Their bold, cross-disciplinary research explores how brains adapt in a rapidly changing world.🌎 Read more here: bit.ly/3Hz2Avh #KavliNeuro @rescorp.org

I am honored to have been named a 2025 Howes Scholar by the Computational Science Graduate Fellowship committee! www.krellinst.org/csgf/about-d...

I can confidently say that I would not still be doing physical oceanography without MPOWIR. The termination of MPOWIR's NSF grant is soul-crushing to me. Let's celebrate the success of this 20 year program and get to work continuing its legacy. 🌊 ⛴️ 🧪 www.advancejournal.org/post/3227-ce...

Mark your calendars: starting 5/28, join us at wclivestream.com/watch as we kick off 💯 hours of meteorology and climate science, all with one goal: save America's forecasts! Whether it's tomorrow's rain, or the coastline in fifty years, our speakers want to keep helping you plan for your futures.

Six cross-disciplinary teams have won funding in the 1st year of #Scialog: Neurobiology and Changing Ecosystems, cosponsored with The Paul G. Allen Frontiers Group @alleninstitute.org, the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, the Frederick Gardner Cottrell Foundation, and @kavlifoundation.bsky.social.

Individual-level racism would be DOGE saying: "Oh, here's a Black PI. Let's terminate that one." There isn't enough evidence to claim that. Instead, it appears to be structural. Women and Black investigators disproportionately study topics like STEM education that were cut at higher rates. See:

And it's not just the PIs. Our terminated grant had deep investments in under resourced communities. It matters who does science and how it is done.

Another scoop from Jeff Mervis (@policyhound.bsky.social): NSF's ~1400 grant terminations have disproportionately affected PIs from groups underrepresented in science: women, racial & ethnic minorities, & those with disabilities. 1/3 www.science.org/content/arti...

Received some awful news about a major project (sites.ps.uci.edu/climatejusti... ) I have led for the past 2+ years. So many people have worked incredibly hard to realize our vision and this immediately cuts the funding for 15+ students and staff, as well as for our community partners

Scientists who study climate change/extreme heat: What are the most important data you've lost access to?

We have two articles (both by first-time scientific authors) in GRL! First up, led by PhD student Lulabel Ruiz Seitz, we find a simple interaction between lateral stirring and biology that has implications for modeling and observing cross-shore fluxes. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Interested in air-sea interactions? Join us for our weekly webinar series. This week (Tuesday at 11am ET) we will have a community discussion in preparation for the upcoming NASA Decadal Survey. airseaobs.us13.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=...

Critical yet often overlooked is that NOAA's Oceanic and Atmospheric Research maintains vital long-term monitoring programs like the CO₂ Keeling Curve that, while essential, often struggle for funding from agencies like NSF that prioritize hypothesis-driven research over sustained observation.

Interested in air-sea interactions? Join us for our weekly webinar series. This week (Tuesday at 11am ET) we will have a community discussion in preparation for the upcoming NASA Decadal Survey. airseaobs.us13.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=...

I wrote this! Senators and representatives do pay attention to the local paper, and Sen. Collins in particular is on the Appropriations Committee. Feel free to use this as a template for your own op eds to talk about the importance of these research funds. There are links to NSF and NIH impact data.

📣#MTTM (on Tues!) Dr. Arianna Krinos (@akrinos.bsky.social) is a C-CoMP Postdoctoral Fellow in @maratimes.bsky.social's lab at Brown University. Arianna uses insights from 'omics & culturing in models to understand phytoplankton community interactions & ecosystem implications of genetic diversity.

🛰️🌎Join the US CLIVAR POS Panel Webinar series on Monday, Jan. 6, to hear a talk by Dr. Sarah Gille (Scripps) on "The ODYSEA Satellite Concept: Simultaneous Winds and Currents from Doppler Scatterometry.” More information and link to join on the calendar tool: usclivar.org/webinars

What does it really mean to be in nutrient colimitation? We demonstrate a distinct growth phenotype and that (co)limitation can (and should!) be quantified. The result of many late afternoon chats with @michaelmanhart.bsky.social. Let us know what you think! www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2400304121

I am enjoying Bluesky but haven’t found my fluid dynamicists. Where are you guys?? Feeling lonely over here 😫

Ready for the final day of #agu24? Start your day off right by stopping by poster 706 to learn about how carbon uptake may (or may not!) change across a warming ocean. I'll be there from 8:30 am onwards!

Excited for AGU (@agu.org) this week! Come by and see what our group has been up to for the past year at Brown! Thrilled to be here with some superstar students + postdoc 🌊

What are you favorite papers in mathematical climate science? Teaching a class "Mathematics and Climate" in the spring (for math students, prereq is diff eq) that includes discussion of primary literature and updating the syllabus! I'll post the syllabus when it is done!

What are you favorite papers in mathematical climate science? Teaching a class "Mathematics and Climate" in the spring (for math students, prereq is diff eq) that includes discussion of primary literature and updating the syllabus! I'll post the syllabus when it is done!

Isometric’s Wastewater Alkalinity Enhancement (WAE) Protocol has entered public consultation and is available for public commenting. #mCDR

Metabolites from intact phage-infected Synechococcus chemotactically attract heterotrophic marine bacteria www.nature.com/articles/s41... #jcampubs

Hi folks! Check out this starter pack that we created to find folks in oceanography (including marine microbiology, biogeochemistry, modeling, 'omics, and more). Please reply to this post if you would like to be added to the starter pack. Thanks! go.bsky.app/KaUvLwp

It was fun to contribute to this and think with this group of scientists!

Tenure-track job opening in Climate & Health at Brown University! It's broadly defined, and would join a team of newly-hired superstars already transforming this critical space. Target date 10/1. Info & app link here: apply.interfolio.com/152760

Hey faculty: does your department have any sort of qualifying exam for grad students? You should read this amazing new article my friends wrote on how to evaluate and improve the quals process so it can better serve your students' and dept's needs! agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Excited to share to new paper led by Clara Arboleda-Baena comparing the structure of microbial co-occurrence networks with networks of macro-organisms. This was a really fun collaboration that we started when we both worked in Chile!

Excited to be recruiting 2 PhD students this year!! One is for community engaged research on connections between air quality and water quality in the Salton Sea. This is collaborative with Alianza Coachella Valley More information at this link: drive.google.com/open?id=1iOr...

Finally, if you have cool research to share on submesoscales and vertical velocity submit to the #OSM24 session "PS011 - Submesoscale ocean dynamics and vertical transport"

And if you are looking for a session at #OSM24 on community science and engaged research/teaching, submit to our session "ED006 - Community-Based Science: Research for and by the People" (remember you can submit both a science and education abstract!)

I'm really excited for #OSM24! If you are looking for a general session on biophysical interactions, please submit to our session "OB018 - Scaling Nature's Symphony: Unveiling the Rhythms of Aquatic Environments"

I'm really excited for #OSM24! If you are looking for a general session on biophysical interactions, please submit to our session "OB018 - Scaling Nature's Symphony: Unveiling the Rhythms of Aquatic Environments"