Back on dry land after an epic #AntarcticPICCOLO RoSES cruise! Thanks to Karen Heywood and Tom Bell for running the show. The crew of the British Antarctic Survey 🐧 rrs sir David Attenborough were incredible to work with! Looking forward to seeing all the cool science still to come!

Life and Planet 2024 is happening this July! We're hoping to make it even better than last year. -> FREE abstract submission -> Cheap registration -> 3 days of science, discussion and collaboration Abstract submission open now at: lifeandplanet.com

The SDA was greeted into port by an old friend to British Antarctic Survey 🐧 . The Noosfera of National Antarctic Scientific Center 🇺🇦 formerly known as the james Clark Ross. The crew were kind enough to give us a tour allowing the many scientists who’d sailed on the ship a chance to reminisce

We made many first of their kind measurements on our #AntarcticPICCOLO expedition. Thanks for welcoming me back to share stories on the red sofa Amanda Harper BBC You can catch us on iPlayer for a few hours only, scroll to 14:45: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

📣🌊Save the date! C-CoMP is hosting 3 virtual office hour sessions about our #BridgetoPhD and #Postdoc Fellowships this April. Register to attend an info session here: tinyurl.com/32pmd9mb #LatinXinSTEM #BlackandSTEM #DisabledinSTEM #NativeinSTEM #QueerInSTEM #DiversityinSTEM

📚 Are you a PhD students working in marine sciences related fields ? Join the Synergy Summer School and learn about the most important theoretical and experimental challenges in the context of open ocean seascape ecology ! 👉Subscribe & get more info: marinetraining.org/node/5881

Well worth a 10 min watch for anyone working in a UK University and scratching their head about the current state of the system youtu.be/bLCUoNlXY8E?si… via YouTube

Three Earth and Environment at Leeds researchers, Dr Will Homoky, Alastair Lough and Chiara Krewer, recently returned from a two-month expedition to the Antarctic to examine the role the cold polar seas play in removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere 🌊 Here’s a short video charting their experience 👇

Dan Ohnemus and I are so excited to be recruiting a postdoctoral scientist at SkIO!! We have opportunities for exploring trace element distributions and metal metabolism 🦠🧬🚢 GEOTRACES Simons Foundation Biogeoscapes More info & application here: ugajobsearch.com/postings/366648

Argentina currently ruled by populist anarcho-capitalism: shrink State to minimal expression. They're good & fast at creating narratives. Under the slogan "No money available" & "No (other) political positions" in the State, the public university-research system is at real risk.

We are hiring for a permanent position! Lecturer in Earth surface geochemistry Join a world leading research cluster with a strong record in Earth systems, global biogeochemical cycles and co-evolution of Earth and life. You also get to live in beautiful Yorkshire! Happy to

📣 🚢 POGO is offering a number of #shipboard #fellowships onboard research vessels during 2024 for early career scientists, technicians, postgraduate students (#PhD or #MSc) and #Postdoc Fellows! 🗓️ 15 Feb 2024 to 30 Nov 2024. Apply here: buff.ly/4ceo4Y7

The UK SCOR committee is looking for a new ECR member and regular member. It’s also fun and a small time commitment. You can find the details here. Challenger Society GEOTRACES Biogeoscapes UN Ocean Decade challenger-society.org.uk/SCOR_recruiting

Hi geochemistry fans, please consider submitting a session proposal to our Goldschmidt 2025 theme on Climate Change: Past, Present, and Future (goldschmidt.info) Deadline is 15th of October Will be a great meeting in a wonderful city - hope to see you there!

Excited to be a part of the Biogeoscapes fellows program!

The SCOR Physiology and Rates in Microbial Oceanography (PRIMO) Working Group is accepting applications for their Early Career Mentorship program until midnight September 25th! primoscorwg.org/mentorship-pro….

Come and do a PhD @ESSILeeds University of Leeds with myself, Dr Will Homoky Prof Alessandro Tagliabue Tim Conway, Simon Ussher and Angie Milne, studying how iron fertilisation from natural sources shapes phytoplankton growth and impacts our climate. Deadline 8th Jan. yes-dtn.ac.uk/research/south…