Sand 🇮🇪 #ueabioireland @ Inch Beach, Co Kerry. instagram.com/p/B2TM1VjAr9a/…

An interesting find in the #plankton today, a little jelly! Found aboard the Cefas Endeavor using the novel Plankton Imager.

Size doesn’t always matter. Plankton size & abundance affect Small Pelagic Fish biomass, distribution & growth. Which is why #PelticSurvey studies plankton communities with traditional & new methods: microscopy, flow cytometry, Zooscan, Plankton Imager Cefas Sophie Pitois

This year we've extended #PelticSurvey northwards to study the small pelagic fish community and the ecosystem in Cardigan Bay in collaboration with Welsh Government Fisheries 🐟. Total area covered by survey is now 102,000 km2! Cefas

I did a blog post. challengercaptainsblog.wordpress.com/2020/12/03/aut…

Check our paper published on time for #planktonweek Cefas. We have made the most of the #PlanktonImager Peltic surveys, collecting in-situ copepod sizes to build and test an indicator for food webs. Carolyn Graves Hayden Close James sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Did you know plankton produce so much oxygen they are responsible for every second breath we take? Not only that, but they provide the food other marine species need to grow, including cod on our plates! See the video: #planktonweek youtube.com/watch?v=vzivdw…

Super pleased to have the first paper of the PhD published in Journal Plankton Res ! Thanks to all involved! Working with Cefas, CCSUS and UEA. #plankton #copepods academic.oup.com/plankt/advance…

Next AMB seminar UEA School of Environmental Sciences Cefas 26 April 2021 13:30 UTC +01:00 James Scott, High spatial resolution zooplankton data Join here : teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/…

Loving all the talks - and the doodles coming out from the Marine Biological Association PG Conference 2024 #MBAPGC22 #CopepodsRCool

This is brilliant!

Really enjoyed the #MBAPGC22 Conference and all the interesting talks. Thanks to the organisers for the opportunity to spread the word about our new small scale #copepod data! Even better to leave with an award!

What an amazing day hosting the Annual Cefas Science Conference! We had thought-provoking discussions and insights about the role of science, innovation, and collaboration. Thank you to all the speakers and guests #CefasScienceConf23 #CefasScience #CefasEngagement

Today is the second day of our @ICES_ASC #WGZE annual meeting in Plymouth Marine Lab #uk discussing #zooplankton ecology research issues. The in person participants

#WeAreRecruiting a Plankton Ecologist with expertise in the identification of phytoplankton using microscopy and image analysis, to support the development of these novel technologies and their application to pelagic science. Full details: bit.ly/3SNdRtN

Eat more pelagic #fish! Great talk by James Scott Cefas. My personal go-to list: mackerel, herring, anchovy or sardines. First three made the list in this talk I think. Honestly, delicious, more nutritious and more sustainable, you gotta try.

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

Great to present work on edge ai for automated, real time plankton sampling. The result of a collaboration between Cefas, National Oceanography Centre and The Alan Turing Institute at #ICESASC24

New job opportunity at Cefas! civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk/csr/index.cgi?…