Coral reefs flourish through diversity — and so does science. 🌊🪸 This World Inclusion Day, let's celebrate the power of inclusivity in building a vibrant and collaborative research community.

✨JOB OPPORTUNITY✨ Research Assistant (Innoceana Costa Rica) 🪸🇨🇷 Please send your CV and relevant references to talent@innoceana.org. For more information, please refer to the flyer below.

Working on microbial pangenome? 🧬🦠 Check out Anvi'o - an interactive platform for microbial 'omics, including phylogenomics, metagenomics, metatranscriptomics, and more! Look out for the workshops and various tutorials/resources too! https://t.co/c5S28b6E8j #ResourceWednesday

🌊🐠 On this International Day of Older Persons, we honor the wisdom of elders—scientists, fishers & knowledge keepers—whose guidance sustains both people & coral reefs. ✨💙

Tired of getting your manuscript rejected? Check out these tips for getting your foot in the door ✨ https://t.co/HZ8XF9kS2n @annaclemens.com also holds free writing training. Check it out if you haven't already! #ResourceWednesday

📢 This November, there will be a "Marine Biodiversity Data Collection & Publishing" workshop held by Marine Biodiversity Observation Network (MBON) and the AIR Centre! Interested? Sign up here: https://t.co/pZwJvoVQXs #ResourceWednesday

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🔬 Seeing Corals Like Never Before! With a diver-operated microscope, scientists can now watch individual microalgae inside coral tissue performing photosynthesis live, underwater. Revealing secrets behind bleaching & coral health. 🔗 https://t.co/U6T3sSWFm3 #MotivationMonday

#FeatureFriday time! 🤓✨ Meet Suppakarn Jandang, a PhD student at Kyushu University studying the role of coral reefs as as sinks for plastic pollution 🪸 📣 Get featured & share your science: https://t.co/mt0jNSsGfD

🌊 Today is #EqualPayDay ✊💙 Just as coral reefs thrive when every species plays its part, our societies thrive when everyone receives equal pay for equal work. Fairness and equity—whether in ecosystems or workplaces—are essential for resilience and sustainability.

Climate is not just an environmental issue; it is also a societal and economic issue. Wrapping your head around the impact of climate change? Brainstorming your next research project? Check out this post by Sustainability Infographics: https://t.co/Ov1AKDH8rw #ResourceWednesday

#FeatureFriday time! 🤓✨ Meet Jue Lalas, a recent PhD graduate at the University of the Ryukyus in Japan studying coral reef ecology of soft corals 🪸 📣 Get featured & share your science: https://t.co/mt0jNSsGfD

Just as coral reefs need connection and resilience to thrive, so do we. 🌊 Check in on your community, reach out if you’re struggling, and remember—you’re not alone. 💙 #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #CoralReefScience #YouMatter

🪸 Free upcoming course 🪸 Reef resilience network is hosting a mentored online course on coral reef restoration between 29th Sep and 31st Oct 2025. Sign up here 👇 https://t.co/WSOhNQ8KXE #ResourceWednesday

🦀🚕 King Crabs Calling ‘Sea Pigs’ for a Lift! In a wild ocean twist, young king crabs have been spotted hitchhiking on sea pigs across the seafloor. Nearly 25% of sea pigs studied carried a crab—buddy system or underwater uber? 🔗 Learn more #MotivationMonday By @spijna1

Are you struggling with the reconstruction of historical marine catches? 🎣📈 @SeaAroundUs has recently published free video tutorials on how to do so! Check out the link below: https://t.co/nXAQtCofOi

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📢 The ICRS Student and Early Career Chapter is currently seeking individuals to join our chapter! 🌊🌊 The following volunteer positions are open: 1. Steering Committee Secretary 2. Reefbites Co-Chief Editor, Lead Content Creator, and Blog writers (1/3🧵) 1/3

🆕 New Coral Species Hiding in Plain Sight! Researchers discovered 5 new table coral species in the Great Barrier Reef,all mistaken for one common coral before. Advanced DNA revealed a hidden biodiversity treasure🪸 🔗 https://t.co/pDDtUf9VHf #MotivationMonday By @spijna1