Happy Polar Pride!
This year I'd like to draw attention to @500qs.bsky.social - an awesome campaign for making LGBTQ+ people in STEM more visible!
Coincidentally, happy to have played a part making Arctic Pride happen here in Tromsø last week 🏳️🌈 #polarpride #LGBTQinSTEM #DiversityInPolarScience
Happy #PolarPride!
Visibility and diversity are so important 🏳️🌈✨
I’m proud to be in a field that celebrates the LGBTQ+ community 🌈🧪🐋 #LGBTQinSTEM #DiversityInPolarScience
Supervisors who invest in positive mentoring relationships with their PhD candidates also reap the benefits for their own research
go.nature.com/4hriohE
Python course complete ✅
def gratitude(): return "@passdan.bsky.social" 🙌
Reporting from #IBAC2025: where marine mammal fan art meets bioacoustics — all on one very Pinterest-board-worthy poster 🐬 🎙️ 🐋
Morning cold plunges keeping me afloat through this marathon week 🌊
We have vastly underestimated the sophistication and capacity of plants.
How little we understand of the #biodiversity that we are fast trashing
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Shoutout to the visuals for making the science pop! The design really pulled everything together nicely ✨
Huge congrats to Laela and the Sarasota Dolphin Research team for their win! Fascinating work, and I’m honoured to be using their dolphin whistle data for my PhD🐬🧪
Arctic samples, global impact ❄️🌍
And colleagues as cool as the area they study 🧊
The overall winner is a photo of biologist Audun Rikardsen, taken by his PhD student Emma Vogel, scanning the waters for whales near fishing trawlers in the fjords of northern Norway.
Congratulations to the winners of Nature’s 2025 #ScientistAtWork photo competition. The overall winner is a photo of biologist Audun Rikardsen, taken by his PhD student Emma Vogel, scanning the waters for whales near fishing trawlers in the fjords of northern Norway. 🧵 #SciArt #Academicsky 🧪
Shoutout to all PhD students out there — “Finish on Time” by Åsa Burman is the doctoral version of a survival guide!
(spoiler alert: by shifting the focus to how we work)
Anyone down to start a book club to chat about each chapter — a bit of collective academic therapy?
ECS conference poster presenting observations on “Complex social and acoustic response of adult male sperm whales when harassed by orcas at high latitudes” by Mel Cosentino and Emily Griffith, Aarhus University
🎙️ 🐋 🎧 Eavesdropping on whale showdowns -- Sperm whales are stressed, orcas are mean, and the section @marinemammalsau.bsky.social is all ears for the juicy underwater drama ✨💅🏼
Great #ECSconference2025 preview talk and fantastic visualisation by @emilytgriffiths.com presenting Mel Cosentino’s work!
Part of the members of the Acoustic Ecology Lab team from the Institute of Ecoscience - Aarhus University.
Master students took part in a search for a hidden DTAg at the Risø campus using VHF antennas.
Field work equipment.
DTAg ready to go!!
This week, our researchers are preparing for fieldwork in Sarasota Bay, Florida, to collect acoustic data on bottlenose dolphins 🐬. While prepping the equipment, students from our Acoustic Ecology Lab took part in DTAGs tracking training. They were happy to see how their data is collected! 🔊🌊
My first PhD birthday in DK yesterday: a Danish tradition here @marinemammalsau.bsky.social with a flag at my office door, making my workload all festive 🇩🇰 🎊
The Marine Mammal Research Group @au.dk is finally making waves online! 🌊 Thrilled to be part of this fantastic team 🐋🐬🦭
Excited to have contributed to this study where we tracked 29 sperm whales in the North Atlantic! 🐳
Some traveled nearly 8000km and dove deeper then 1000m! 🛰️🌊 www.nature.com/articles/s41...
This is one of my favorite photos taken during this fieldwork of a 🐳 diving under the midnight sun 🌞
I've started a marine mammal reseachers starter pack. It focuses on researchers and labs studying marine mammals. Feel free to ask to be added :) go.bsky.app/MWiR9uS
Please add me, thanks! :)
