My latest: Polar scientists warn that the White House and NSF are planning to terminate the Nathaniel Palmer, the only US research icebreaker capable of handling Antarctic extremes, this October.
So far the plan has seen minimal pushback from Congress.
agar art
agar art
agar art
ASM’s Agar Art Exhibit is live tonight at E2Art Gallery in LA! Guests are exploring artwork created with living microbes by scientists and artists from around the world. Thanks for joining us to celebrate where art meets science. View the collection: asm.social/2tc
Thank you everyone who came to see my talk at #ASLO yesterday! Been having such an inspiring time hearing, seeing, and talking about amazing aquatic science!
Also Charlotte has been so beautiful this spring! So much fun exploring with @akrinos.bsky.social and @kjehickman.bsky.social!
Paper out in Ecology Letters from @akrinos.bsky.social : onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Exploring intraspecific diversity of thermal performance of G. huxelyi in lab experiments and ocean ecosystem models 🧪🌊🌡️#protistsonsky
Headshot of Dr. Arianna Krinos. Photo provided by Arianna Krinos.
Dr. Arianna Krinos preps bottles for sampling. She is surround by plastic sheeting and is placing the cap on a clear bottle that is labeled with yellow tape. Photo provided by Arianna Krinos.
Dr. Arianna Krinos works with Alese Schofield to filter seawater using peristaltic pumps in the lab. Seawater is directed from the large carboys sitting on the floor through filter holders by two peristaltic pumps on the lab bench. Photo provided by Arianna Krinos.
📣#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.
