Journalists! Do you need #climate data to help flesh out your story or pitch? Send a query to the Climate Data Concierge service - it's a free resource supported by IRI + The Brown Institute to connect reporters to climate scientists! bit.ly/3dHXEBr #scicomm

Rynearson Lab PhD student Diana Fontaine Diana Fontaine just sent in another blog Post from the stormy North Atlantic #NASAexports research cruise.

The URI Graduate School of Oceanography squad aboard the #JamesCook for #NASAEXPORTS -Heather McNair (she/her) @thejonesboat doctor ocean Diana Fontaine Rynearson Lab RobinsonLabGSO

Last sunset of #NASAEXPORTS was quite fabulous. Mixed emotions returning to port, what a fun group to be with and extra thanks to the crew of the #RRSJamesCook and the NASAOcean project office for taking such good care of us

Check out my last blog post about my time in the North Atlantic with the #NASAEXPORTS project NASAOcean Rynearson Lab

How has your IDENTITY shaped your marine science experience? Erin says "Without seeing your identity reflected in others, you are left to forge your own path; sink or swim" #WomenInSTEM #Pride2021 #shareyourexperience

Happy #PhytoPhriday! For the rest of the summer I'll be featuring these awesome #phytoplankton images from #NarragansettBay provided by URI Graduate School of Oceanography Prof. Paul Hargraves with artistic colorization by Fay G. Darling of Barrington, RI (copyrighted). This is of #diatom Thalassiosira.

Love those Narragansett Bay sunrises!

Marine heatwaves workshop for journalists! Register now. Supported by Rynearson lab U.S. National Science Foundation grant, organized by the best #scicomm org out there!

Happy #PhytoPhriday Halloween edition🎃There's no better #phytoplankton to feature than Skeletonema! You can see where it gets its name from these photos with its🦴-like appearance! Image by URI Graduate School of Oceanography Prof. Hargraves w/artistic coloration by F. Darling (copyrighted)#phycologyfriday

Congrats to Stephanie Anderson @cellsofglass! Chapter 2 of her thesis is out today in NatureCommunity rdcu.be/cARlO. We show how new parameterizations of the long-held Eppley curve give insights into phytoplankton growth responses to climate change. URI Graduate School of Oceanography Rhode Island EPSCoR U.S. National Science Foundation

Time series monitoring is awesome! Come learn why at Coastal & Estuarine Research Federation (CERF) "Fingers on the Pulse: The Value of Long-term Monitoring Data" where I'll be presenting 60-years of data from the URI Graduate School of Oceanography Long-Term Plankton Time Series Rynearson Lab cerf2021.us2.pathable.com/meetings/virtu…

“There’s a lot of capacity to handle warming towards the poles, but that capacity drops at the equator." A study in Nature Communications by @CellsOfGlass w/ Rynearson Lab finds that different types of phytoplankton will react differently to warming ocean waters. web.uri.edu/gso/news/uri-r…

Marine bacteria and diatoms, a long-term relationship crossing ocean basins. Read about our discovery of genotypic filtering in @olivia_ahern's thesis work, out today in PNAS: pnas.org/content/118/48… funded by Moore Foundation , Rhode Island EPSCoR , U.S. National Science Foundation

Oceanbites is recruiting new authors! We are seeking graduate student, postdoc, and early career writers to write and edit one post on a monthly or bimonthly basis. The 2022 application deadline is March 1st, 2022. Click here for info on how to apply: oceanbites.org/contact-us/

Rynearson lab representing! Fruity Hawaiian drinks in snowy New England....

Congratulations Diana!

Congrats Erin!

Breaking news! There are still a few spaces available for the upcoming Global Change Biology GRC conference. Great speaker lineup too! grc.org/ocean-global-c…

Most (10/14) of the science party on our @NES_LTER winter transect cruise is composed of students, one teacher and one post-doc! Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) URI Graduate School of Oceanography