RT @GeraintRhys1: For those interested in creative improvisation as a tool for more democratic and reciprocal ocean science communication r….

Join us for the inaugural Marine Social Science Lecture! 🌊 Dive into a conversation with Prof. Elizabeth M. De Santo @OceanAcademic on marine geopolitics, environmental justice & science. Rregister now! 🔗 #MarineGovernance #MPAs #OceanConservation.

RT @NatureComms: Corals & other marine invertebrates host diverse microbes that remain poorly characterized. Vohsen et al. discover a clade….

In this podcast, @BR_Presse explored the question of what happens when the oceans get warmer and warmer. HIFMB Director Helmut Hillebrand and AWI Director Antje Boetius, among others, explain the consequences of this for biodiversity in the oceans.

HIFMB postdoc Avril van Hoyningen conducts research on phytoplankton - mainly in the labs in the AWI basement. This NDR report shows what her work there looks like:

Our current newsletter is about emotions in marine governance, an excursion to the Fram Strait, postdoc life at the HIFMB, and why we need an alternative term for “invasive”. Enjoy reading!.

Recommended reading: Interview with @merenbey about the (unjustifiably) bad reputation of #microbes, how they can contribute solve big problems and what the “new era of #microbiology” actually means.

Our Science Management Team is looking for staff: Assistant in Science Administration (f/m/d).In addition to all the benefits already listed in the job advertisement, there are these nice colleagues on top. Application deadline is October 10:

RT @merenbey: I had never thought what goes into proposing a cover art for a science journal. Having gone through it now, I wrote a blog p….

RT @MarineMicrobio: 🥳Happy birthday @CellCellPress: @merenbey & @BanfieldJill describe how modern #microbiology uncovered the once unimagin….

Congratulations, @GeraintRhys1 , science engagement winner at the @Falling_Walls awards. Well deserved!.

In the Ule, @ArlieMcCarthy will talk about global shipping and invasive species, and Bettina Meyer will take you into the Antarctic ecosystem, in which a small creature plays a major role, in the Garda Gourmet Weinbar. See you on September 19th.

One week to go until you can quench your thirst for knowledge again in 8 Oldenburg pubs. Among the 16 scientists who will be giving an insight into their work are again two HIFMB colleagues.

Thank you for an amazing Oldenburg Climate Symposium with insightful talks, inspiring art science interventions, fruitful discussions between PhDs and stakeholders and more. Final highlight today at 7:30 pm: Lecture by Prof. Edenhofer from @PIK_Climate. 📷UOL/D. Schmidt

1⃣0⃣ days left to submit your application and become part of our fantastic international and interdisciplinary team. We have: .🔹5 #postdoc positions.🔹salary level E13 TVÖD (100%), 3 yrs fixed term.🔹start: 1 January 2025 .#jobsinscience #jobalert.

A 6 year-long study exposes previously unseen physiological trade-offs linked to #thermal acclimation in #corals. New paper by Julia Strahl, Marlene Wall, Sam Nietzer, Peter Schupp, Anna Roik: @HIFMB_OL @ICBM_uol @GEOMAR_en.

RT @UNOceanDecade: Wanted: new artist in residence for #OceanDecade Contribution 'ArtWaves' 🌊🎨. @HIFMB_OL & @hwk_ias seek art projects addr….

RT @GeraintRhys1: 1 WEEK LEFT TO APPLY for the Submersive Atmospheres exhibition I am curating. Artists all over the world apply now for t….