Check out this great article written by Vanessa Schiliro (Vanessa Schiliro) about my Ocean Frontier Institute visiting fellowship at Dalhousie University Fisheries and Oceans "Scientists use grey seal tracking to inform Atlantic cod distribution" ofi.ca/news/scientist…

👀👀👀We're hiring! 👀👀👀 SMRU Consulting is expanding our offshore wind team - seeking marine professionals with experience in pre- and post-consent services supporting our UK, Ireland (and potentially further afield) marine mammal consulting work. lnkd.in/ej2vGNBz

Experienced tech manager? Led a team? Researched using bio-logging tags? Interested in joining us as our new Group Lead or Telemetry Research Support Lead? If so, you still have until this Friday, 12th July, to apply. See: static1.squarespace.com/static/6232250… #engineeringjobs #marinecareers

📢New Dataset Update📢 Comprehensive location and metadata for offshore energy structures in the North Sea updated to June 2024! Get data here: doi.org/10.17630/16395… Paper here: doi.org/10.1016/j.marp… Authors: Maria Clara Iruzun Martins Debbie JF Russell Matt Carter @sal_rouse

SMRUC are hiring - looking for Offshore Wind Marine Mammal Specialists - please check out the link and instructions - CLOSING DATE 5th August smruconsulting.com/employment-opp…

Congratulations Hannah!!! 👏👏👏🍾🍾🍾🦭🦭🦭

Amazing BBC Radio 4 podcast by Hannah Fry about SMRU researcher Ellen Garland's PhD work on culture in humpback whales bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Check out our new #CoastalFutures paper on how shipping is altering the distribution of harbour porpoises in the #NorthSea! #itaw #TiHo #sustainmare Deutsche Allianz Meeresforschung sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

More than a full house yesterday for a brilliant talk from Carol Sparling on the why and how of marine mammal science at SMRU (now posting at Bluesky) SMRU Consulting 🦭🐬 University of Exeter CEC @ExeterMarine @ExeterGSES University of Exeter, Cornwall

It has been a pleasure to host Carol Sparling at University of Exeter CEC &reminisce about my undergrad days at St Andrews and more importantly to help strengthen and foster new collaborations between researchers&students here in @ExeterMarine & SMRU (now posting at Bluesky)

Funded PhD opportunity in our lab OPEL | Ocean Predator Ecology Lab OceanEarthUniSoton University of Southampton "Biogeography of the southern Indian Ocean higher predator community" bit.ly/48msLP8 Closes 8 January 2025

What can we do about #PlasticPollution? 25 University of Exeter & Plymouth Marine Lab researchers – from a wide range of disciplines – met to discuss the problems and possible solutions The resulting paper is published today 👉 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…🧵 @ExeterMarine

Open call for submissions to special issue on animal movement in Landscape Ecology: "Towards a mechanistic understanding of animal movement across scales". Submission deadline: July 31, 2025. Please get in touch if you have questions! More details at: link.springer.com/journal/10980/…

‼️📢 REGISTRATION AND ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENSION #UKIRSC25. 🐋🐬🦭Calling ALL students researching marine mammals in the UK and Ireland to present their work. ⚠️Deadline 15/11/2024. ℹ️ Conference registration and information: ukrsc.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/conference-202…

🚨🚨New paper just out, Strong winds reduce foraging success in albatrosses, from my time working with Samantha Patrick and SEGUL ! Biologging shows how these ocean wanderers cope with weather extremes 💨. Thanks to an amazing team for putting this together, doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.…

A landmark paper released today! Study led by J. Chris McKnight and colleagues from SMRU (now posting at Bluesky) and SMRU Instrumentation tests the drag effects of SMRU tags on seal behaviour. This study involved the redesign of the GPS-GSM tags we use on seals to improve hydrodynamics and reduce drag

🚨New paper alert!🚨 Groundbreaking study led by SMRU J. Chris McKnight and colleagues from SMRU Instrumentation tests the drag effects of GPS tags on seal behaviour and redesigns them to improve hydrodynamics doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2…

One of the highlights of being here at the #perthSMM2024 is meeting with collaborators, colleagues and customers. Here's Hope Ronco and Claudio Cedillo from the NOAA Hawaiian Monk seal programme, and Plenary speaker Mark Hindell, University of Tasmania who use #pinnifred for training researchers

Amazing figures from Mark Hindell MPred Lab IMAS highlighting the contributions of SMRU Instrumentation CTD tags... "The longest and largest continual tracking study in the southern ocean" #perthsmm2024 Huge body of work from Mark and colleagues enabling #conservation in #antarctica

Interested in seal diet, population size and haul out behaviour in Ireland? Funded PhD position with Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences, UCC and MaREI . Application deadline 31st Jan. ucc.ie/en/hr/vacancie…