Come have a conversation with us - we’re at the center of the exhibit hall #SOC2023Togetheragain #decisionsbasedonscience

Going to a day full of great presentations at #CoastalSediments2023 including these upcoming presentations and posters from The Water Institute team. #decisionsbasedonscience

It’s almost time for coffee #coastalsediments2023! Come on over and visit with Rob Hollis https://t.co/JuZ4aSK0bW and Christopher Esposito https://t.co/Newet38cCs at The Water Institute table. #decisionsbasedonscience

Love this time of year! All-staff retreat brings Water Institute team members from around the country together for some great conversations and fun. #decisionsbasedonscience

This is @OceanSoupy posting for the Water Institute for today! Excited to be kicking off Coastal Sediments 2023 in NOLA teaching and learning about Engineering with Nature with a great slate of students and instructors. #decisionsbasedonscience

More than two years and 100s of meetings in the making, the "Guidance for Coastal Ecosystem Restoration and Monitoring to Create or Improve Bird-Nesting Habitat" is now available! Read more here https://t.co/9e4qFwC5xc #decisionsbasedonscience

Honored for @collini_r to be a part of the 2023 All Authors Meeting for the Fifth National Climate Assessment this week in Washington, D.C. #decisionsbasedonscience

So proud of the great work being done by the team. Congratulations on promotions to research scientist 2 @bingqingliu8, Harris Bienn, and @LittleBigGeo! And to Brett McMann for his move to project management. #decisionsbasedonscience

Supporting university coastal research, developing a real-world lab for coastal restoration, and more. The Water Institute newsletter is out! Read it here https://t.co/ykmF5B7ZCA Sign up for future newsletters here https://t.co/QcakjzKxlz #DecisionsBasedOnScience

Very excited that Mark Bartlett has joined the team as our data science and machine learning practice lead! More information and some of his previous and ongoing work here https://t.co/5FO4wTpVtG. #decisionsbasedonscience

New paper from The Water Institute team and partners in @FrontiersIn Read the paper here https://t.co/Y99gqKON1G #decisionsbasedonscience

Read the new paper here! "Reevaluating the wave power-salt marsh retreat relationship" https://t.co/c8X8l0dUxY #decisionsbasedonscience

Proud to have Renee Collini @R_Collini, The Water Institute’s director of the Gulf Center for Equitable Climate Resilience, as a speaker and participant in the “Making Good Trouble" conference today in Biloxi. More information here https://t.co/GKViFt1F1z #decisionsbasedonscience

Renee Collini, Ph.D., @R_Collini former coastal climate resilience specialist with Mississippi State University and Sea Grant, has been named the first director of the Gulf Center for Equitable Climate Resilience. Read more here https://t.co/VL5SpogjkS #decisionsbasedonscience

Interesting new paper from @marbelbur “Vegetation-Driven Seasonal Sediment Dynamics in a Freshwater Marsh of the Mississippi River Delta” in JGR Biogeosciences @JGRBiogeo. Check it out here https://t.co/u4mph5E2S4 #decisionsbasedonscience

Congratulations to Nick Howes @chanelbelt for his promotion to Analytics, Computing, and Technology (ACT) Manager! Read more here https://t.co/qRlcdgtm0k #decisionsbasedonscience

Get an early start to #SOC2023 and join @LouisianaCPRA @RAEstuaries @Stantec The Water Institute and Gulf experts for an organizational meeting to establish a blue carbon research working group for the Gulf coast. More info here https://t.co/MsiW2PVqzB #decisionsbasedonscience

Cool @NASA project using satellite images to see how storms, floods, and other climate factors impact phytoplankton communities. Read more here https://t.co/GeRcyyM5UJ #decisionsbasedonscience @bingqingliu8

Please join @LouisianaCPRA, @RAEstuaries, @Stantec The Water Institute, and Gulf experts for an organizational meeting with the goal to establish a blue carbon research working group for the Gulf coast. More info here https://t.co/nD5SMbn98J #decisionsbasedonscience

What makes a barrier island more resilient in the face of wind, waves, and storms? Ongoing research is looking into that. Read more here https://t.co/LGvEsFX0wd @USGS @OceanSoupy #decisionsbasedonscience