Excited to share our review of Symbiodiniaceae traits now online at Advances in Marine Biology authors.elsevier.com/a/1ff3yEs4JKUCD Read on if you are interested in Symbiodiniaceae eco/evo and how to parametrise their functioning along light, nutrient, and temperature gradients!

Coral reef ecology position just advertised at the Australian Institute of Marine Science! 😍 come join our wonderful Reef Ecology and Monitoring Program! #marinejobs aims.gov.au/about/careers-…

Coral Reef Conservation and Restoration in the Omics Age, edited by Madeleine van Oppen @spectacularia & Manuel Aranda @CoralSymBiomiX, is online! Madeleine and I contributed a chapter on increasing coral thermal tolerance via microbe manipulation - bit.ly/3U9f7aF

Aust Coral Reef Soc medal nominations are open!🏅🌊 Click 👇 for awards/eligibility/instructions: •Early Career (< 5 yrs) •Science Education and Conservation •ACRS Life Membership australiancoralreefsociety.org/medals/

New paper out! 🐟We show that habitat complexity at a small scale in kelp forests, but not rocky reefs, influences fish functional diversity. Check it out 👇

Medal nominations are open until Friday 4th November!🏅🌊 •Early Career Medal (< 5 yrs) •Science Education and Conservation Medal •ACRS Life Membership For more details: australiancoralreefsociety.org/medals/

Proud of new paper on acrylate and DMSP consumption in the Mo’orea reef and ocean. 2nd of a series of papers from our 2018 expedition to the @UC Berkeley Gump Station. The paper is led by Lei Xue and Dave Kieber from SUNY ESF Miguel Cabrera-Brufau pablo matias La Rros Dr Steph Gardner

We are hiring!!! #ProjectRestore is a new multi-species restoration project in beautiful #Sydney harbour. We are looking for 1 #postdoc and 5 #ResearchAssistants to work with Living Seawalls, #OperationPosidonia, #OperationCrayweed and #FishPods sims.org.au/news/159/new-p…

We are absolutely thrilled to introduce you to the incredible, diverse and deeply inspiring newest #SuperstarsofSTEM announced today. Read more about their stories and the science, technology, maths, and engineering they do. Congratulations to you all! scienceandtechnologyaustralia.org.au/what-we-do/sup…

Can't believe we've come to the end of the program! The #SuperstarsofSTEM Science & Technology Australia has been a wonderful program! Can't wait to celebrate with everyone tonight, for our first in person event! It's a shame I left my dress at home and my flight is delayed 🤣🤦🏼‍♀️

Our lab is recruiting for a full-time research assistant. One year initial contract, Jan/Feb start, ~$75K salary, 17.5% super. Ideal for someone proficient in either microbial genetics or genomics. Please email me with CV & cover letter. Open only to Aus citizens or visa holders.

Three year postdoc with me and Chownlab now available for SAEF: Securing Antarctica's Environmental Future. Predicting how Antarctic microbial biodiversity and primary production responds to climate change. Please share and apply if you're interested! careers.pageuppeople.com/513/cw/en/job/…

Postdoc Opp (upto 3yr) to join #FutureReefs lab UTS C3 in collaboration with MicroEcology Lab Christian R Voolstra Carly Randall as part of new ARC Discovery Project unlocking coral responses to reef deoxygenation. Sydney-based with travel to partner labs/field - more details in thread:

Exciting #PhD opportunity available on population genomics of sub-Antarctic Heard Island and McDonald Islands benthic taxa with Prof Jan Strugnell Nerida Wilson and me! Please share widely! Deadline 24 Nov 23 For more info: marine-omics.net/phd-projects-o… Securing Antarctica's Environmental Future James Cook Uni MarineOmics

📣New review published today Trends in Microbiology “The use of experimentally evolved coral photosymbionts for reef restoration” Team effort from AIMS, including Matthew Nitschke @Spectacularia + Southern Cross University University of Melbourne Macquarie University Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington 🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.tim.…

Intervention synthesis on 'The Use of Experimentally Evolved Coral Photosymbionts for Reef Restoration' online today Trends in Microbiology. Great work by the Enhanced Corals photosymbiont team of RRAP! Australian Institute of Marine Science University of Melbourne Southern Cross University Macquarie University tinyurl.com/3snppxy6

Come work with us at Australian Institute of Marine Science! We are recruiting an Experimental Scientist in Predictive Phenotyping. First up will be finding traits underpinning thermal resilience of Great Barrier Reef corals. Permanent position. Please share! tinyurl.com/5n6hu93m