Pop down to the Dove Marine Laboratory on 15th June from 12pm-3pm to see some of the wonderful research in action conducted by Rachael Priest Peter Almond Robyn Mastin-Wynne Hannah Lloyd-Hartley Jack Duffy #DoveTimeSeries #shipwrecks #kelp #seagrass #waves instagram.com/p/C71tltJq_EB/…

Late to the party, but a cracking day at the ONE Planet DTP conference! Well done to everyone presenting 👏🏻 Massive thanks to the organisers Harley R. McCourt (he/him) J. Bela McCoy Holly Bartlett #PhD #marinescience #gettingsomemileageoutofthisposter 😅

Don't forget to join us this Saturday NCL Dove Marine Lab for the Cullercoats Festival. From 12-3pm the Dove opens its doors for Marine Biology in Action, the come along at 4pm for a chat on the beach to find out about climate change and shipwrecks forms.office.com/e/gfdLvLpbtv

Not just baleen whales love to eat krill! Here is a chaetognath having a meal. As they are so translucent you can see the already consumed section inside. Big gold hooks hold its prey, big enough to see here. #plankton #northumberland #coast #DoveTimeSeries

Planning to be NCL Dove Marine Lab 12-3 on Saturday 15 June with bird display. Artist Stephen Livingstone is also to attend with some of his great Seabird Necropsy exhibition - based on our work at the fantastic Dove Marine Lab. Please come and take a look. NHSN Northumberland & Tyneside Bird Club

Had a great time NCL Dove Marine Lab meeting visitors and talking about our beached bird projects. Very busy!

Had a brilliant 3 hours on Saturday 15th June at #cullercoatsfestival as part of marine biology in action, showing some of the many planktonic critters found in off our coast. Over 1000 people came to see the research we do! #DoveTimeSeries Ecology Group, Newcastle University NCL Dove Marine Lab

Very cool to see Metopa alteri amphipods found in January 2020. This was first described from collections in Northumberland coast in 1857. 🦐#DoveTimeSeries It was also collected 63 years ago by Jo Bossanyi using his bottom plankton net to find critters in bottom waters.

It's official! 😊 Ecology Group, Newcastle University Sciences at Newcastle NCL Marine

Brilliantly sunny day for a touch of planktonic critter catching for the #DoveTimeSeries with Taz. 🌊 Ecology Group, Newcastle University NCL Dove Marine Lab Sciences at Newcastle NCL Marine

Splitting today's samples for molecular and morphological analysis. The PhD version of water play. 🧬 Ecology Group, Newcastle University Sciences at Newcastle NCL Dove Marine Lab

1) Ecosystem change, it seemed slow at first and then, appeared all of a sudden. 14 yrs ago we saw Pelagia noctiluca was moving northwards; identified via DNA in plankton samples royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…. Yesterday, my boat was surrounded by these jellyfish, they were observable.`

Check out this very cool zooplankton PhD at Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde. It will be working with Jörg Dutz, who is part of the ICES WGZE. A brilliant opportunity. io-warnemuende.de/en/jobs.html

Busy few day ahead but looking forward to it and catching up with the WGZE and WGIMT members #ICESASC24. Ecology Group, Newcastle University

It's great to be here at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music this week for the ICES marine science conference, talking all things water quality, marine invasives and macroalgae 🐟🪼🦀 LIFE Programme Natural England

One of the Dove PhD students Charlotte Jennings doing an amazing job with the wader project at the ICES ASC conference. #ICESASC24

Nominated in the top 5 presentations at #ICESASC24. How cool is this? Philippa Grundy speaks about her masters work in fisheries. Amazing.

Amazing work by Sarah Coulthard, Pheobe Lewis and Ainsley Hatt in the Pride in the Seas (2) England, featuring 23 fisherman and scientists from inshore fisheries and coasts. It was showcased fantastically at #icesasc24, showing challenges and passion alike.