What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas... except for me.

Thank you for all the memories, x-Vegas Golden Knights.

1/2 Meet the panelists for our Indigenous Scientists Workshop on April 23rd! Questions for the panelists/Preguntas para los panelistas/Perguntas para os membros do painel/ Fragen an die Diskussionsteilnehmer docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Please register for our workshop about parachute science in coral research and fieldwork! Love to support Indigenous and local scientists from the Pacific and Caribbean.

1/3 We are excited to present the ICRS local and indigenous scientists panel on April 23rd, 2024 from 6-7:30pm EST (UTC-4)!

Register here/Regístrese aquí/Inscrever-se aqui/Hier registrieren: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

This is the perfect organism. Seed of god

'There is two Hawai'is right now, the one we're living in and the one they are visiting in.'

🪸 Scripps Oceanography scientists are revolutionizing #CoralReef conservation by using software to stitch together overlapping underwater images to create photorealistic 3D models of reefs that can quantify important changes, like coral growth, over time. Dive in. ⬇️ 🤿 🧵

Would love to see Pacific Islanders represented in this program Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability

Can we share with #nextgen PhD folks Vehia Wheeler Ocean Lani Steven Mana‘oakamai Johnson, Ph.D. Ahmi Cacapit Dr. Sara Tenamoeata Kahanamoku Anela Akiona mahalo

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I got to be part of this program’s inaugural group and had my first ocean dives a month ago! I’m so appreciative to get to experience the marine world this way and so eternally grateful to Erica M. Ferrer Dr. Alyssa J. Griffin and the rest of the team 🫶🏽 🌊

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I’m fundraising for typhoon relief. If you want to spin and support, pls sign up: shorturl.at/lxOQ5

If you don’t want to spin but still want to support and/or sponsor a rider, dm me and I’ll send you info!!

Learn about me, my research, my childhood fascination with sea turtles, and my message to all the brown girls out there who want to pursue #STEM ! 💪 I am proud to be an oceanographer at Scripps Institution of Oceanography! 🌊

.Orion McCarthy, Scripps marine biology PhD student, uses 3D #CoralReef models to study how coral reefs in #Maui are changing over time in response to global #ClimateChange and local human impacts. 🪸Learn more about this exceptional scientist! ⬇️

WMIS Student Seminar Series is going hybrid 🩵 Join us for our next seminar feat. Alaina Smith (Alaina Smith) & Kelli Mullane (@lab_witch_ ) on April 19th at 4pm! Seminar will be in Hubbs 4500 and on Zoom. After the seminar, we'll go to Shore Rider! RSVP forms.gle/9Qw9SHEjMYc4dP…

So happy to see that our recent paper in NatureClimate made the cover of the April issue!

Thanks to Wei Yi and team for the amazing drone images of our work on Dongsha 🤩

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I’m super excited to share my first first author (and first ever) publication!! Read on to learn about how fish find love in the Cayman Islands 🐟💙 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Congrats Ahmi Cacapit for getting the NSF GRFP award today. Literally so proud of HER 🤩

📢Excited to share our new paper out today in NatureClimate!

We used a global dataset of #coralreef dissolved #oxygen to explore #hypoxia on today's reefs and how low oxygen event duration, intensity, and severity may change under warming.

🔗nature.com/articles/s4155… 🧵(1/14)

Palau is home to 57 marine lakes and it was an honor to visit/survey this one. Fun fact: the porous limestone that makes up Palau’s Rock Islands allows for seawater exchange, creating these unique habits

🚨New paper alert! Scripps Oceanography PhD candidate Kayla Wilson (Kayla Wilson) led a study, published in PNASNews, that found the genes responsible for producing terpenes were found within a sea sponge, and not just within its microbiome. 🌊pnas.org/eprint/DGGRKDU…

Very stoked to see my 1st first-author paper out in world! For a long time it's been assumed that all sponge-derived natural products are made by microbes, but we found that the sponge animal actually makes terpenes. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…