🚨UMass Dartmouth is hiring Associate or Assistant Professors!! 🚨Positions open in the Department of Fisheries Oceanography (DFO) and Department of Estuarine and Ocean Sciences (DEOS). Check out links below! DFO: careers.umassd.edu/dartmouth/en-u… DEOS: careers.umassd.edu/dartmouth/en-u…

I'm hiring a postdoc! Come join a highly collaborative team with UC Davis, NOAA, and UC Santa Cruz to work on climate change refugia, coastal oceanography, and fisheries in the California Current! 1/5

Come join our team Marine Institute, Memorial University Memorial University We're hiring a Research Scientist (permanent, faculty position) with experience in: - Biological Oceanography – Marine Invertebrate Ecology – Quantitative Fisheries Stock Assessment – Coastal Ecology mun.ca/hr/careers/emp… ICES

Interesting postdoc positions at Northeastern University's Roux Institute in AI for Climate and Sustainability focused on 5 themes: nowcasting, downscaling, human AI, communities, and renewable energy. jobs.chronicle.com/job/37587550/p…

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🚨 New paper Open Access in Global Change Biology led by Noémie Coulon Elasmobranch habitat suitability is shifting in the NE Atlantic under climate change. Species ranges are expanding northward and deeper, reorganizing trophic structure and life history. doi.org/10.1111/gcb.17…

NC waters have recently started to warm. Check out our new project UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences UNC IMS funded by NC Sea Grant ncseagrant.ncsu.edu/coastwatch/win…

Over time, almost every admin task has been redesigned and now takes up more of my time rather than less. e.g. Originally: send email with invoice and budget number asking for reimbursement (1 min). Now: fill out 20 boxes in an online form (5 min) followed by multiple emails

Representing ⁦UNC IMS⁩ ⁦UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences⁩ at the AFS Tidewater meeting! Congrats to ⁦Ileana F.⁩ for 3rd place for her oral presentation and great presentations by ⁦@camrynblawas⁩ and ⁦Sally Dowd⁩

Congrats to Sally Dowd for her winning booth coding robots to understand predator prey interactions and marine ecosystems SciREN Coast outreach event!

Sally Dowd, a PhD student, recently completed various photojournalism projects funded by Women Divers Hall of Fame. Since March 2023, Dowd has been covering conservation stories in North Carolina as part of the Bonnie Cardone Memorial Scholarship in Journalism.

Come work with us UNC IMS UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences and the MAFMC The Nye Lab is looking for a postdoc to operationalize a voluntary bycatch avoidance program for river herring in the midwater trawl survey. unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/287039

Five #UNC faculty members have received the Thomas Willis Lambeth Distinguished Chair in Public Policy—one of the University’s highest honors for faculty. Learn how the recipients' work has contributed to public policy in N.C. and beyond unc.live/3MIvCb8

It’s that time of the year when our Fall UNC Institute for the Environment field site students depart UNC IMS. Small intimate class sizes and hands on learning is some of the most rewarding work I’ve ever done. Thank you, students for another wonderful semester! We enjoyed learning with you! UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences

Should we consider prey items when modeling predator distribution? We asked this question and others for blue crab predators in an estuarine system. I'm excited to share my first PhD chapter, out now in Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science: doi.org/10.1016/j.ecss…

Gold goes good with Carolina blue! 🥇🟦 Congratulations to the Sustainable Carolina team and entire UNC community on helping UNC-Chapel Hill become the first R1 university to earn a gold sustainability ranking!

Today, we share our love for federal fisheries professionals who work tirelessly to address the myriad problems facing our nation’s fisheries. We urge the Administration to stop indiscriminate mass firings and to build and maintain a sufficient federal natural resource workforce.

#UNC biologists published a groundbreaking study in nature on how turtles navigate using Earth’s magnetic field. When anticipating food, captive loggerhead sea turtles "dance," flapping their flippers and spinning in circles. unc.edu/posts/2025/02/… 📝 UNC-Chapel Hill 🐢 UNC_Biology

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