Do you want to know more about what the #CoOpt Team Did in St Andrews visit? Come this way👇 Elina and Tim wrote a blog about it cutt.ly/qBmnHn4 🧵2/5

Keen on what the professional development workshop was about? Fear not, Elina and Tim covered it on this blogpost 👇 cutt.ly/KBmmRWJ 🧵3/5

Back in June we visited the other two sites we will study during within the #CoOpt project: Traeth Pensarn in North Wales and Hesketh Bank in the Ribble 🧵4/5

#CoOpt is part of the SMMR programme & focuses on approaches to support coastal and shoreline management and greening the grey and here it is its brand new webpage 👇 projects.noc.ac.uk/co-opt/ 🧵5/5 x.com/NOCmarinePhys/…

📢New preprint! We looked at how ocean warming & acidification (OWA) impacts physiological plasticity in post-larval scallops (spat) from France and Norway, integrating the proteome, metabolism and growth measures... biorxiv.org/content/10.110… (1/8) 🧵

Ever wondered how we research evolutionary diversity? Here's a great explanation from LifeHUB.CSIC. Thanks to LaCiènciaAlTeuMón for the chance to contribute the narration!

Want to know about transgenerational effects of heat stress? Come see my poster (#246) today in the San Paolo Cloisters! #SMBE2023

📢 published today 📢 Socio-oceanography: an opportunity to integrate marine social and natural sciences 🧑‍🤝‍🧑🌊 in Frontiers - Marine Science 👉 doi.org/10.3389/fmars.… by E Popova and many National Oceanography Centre scientists

For the #CoOpt team, coastal #research involves a myriad of disciplines spanning both the social and environmental sciences. But what barriers and synergies are present across work of this nature? Find out in "Interdisciplinarity in Coastal Research” ➡️ loom.ly/Re32lXc

📌 Come and join us to hear and share some reflections about interdisciplinary research! #AgileInitiative Prof Nathalie Seddon, Oxford Oxford Martin School Ocean and Coastal Futures (OCF) Saher Hasnain @MarkAHirons

Are you involved in the #SMMR network? Co-Opt and Diverse Marine Values want to understand how SMMR projects have communicated with a range of sectors. Interested? Fill out this short form ➡️ loom.ly/1_OEj6I

Different perceptions of the same system. What does this mean for the decision-making process? Join us at SMMR conference (14-16 May) to find out more about this and many other interesting talks! 👉 more info here (lnkd.in/eWV_XF3s) SMMR #CoOpt #fuzzycognitivemapping

Read! Steady! Go! #CoOpt and #DMV workshop on Communicating #ClimateChange information just kicked off! #smmr_uk #SciCom #storylines

It was great to share some of our results with the #SMMRConf24 community and hear from colleagues’ projects! #fuzzycognitivemapping #socialecologicalsystems SMMR

📸 The The Royal Society #SummerScience Exhibition is well underway! Come and say hello to our team on the "Deep Heat, How a warming Ocean is changing life on earth" stand! 👋 Find out more ℹ️ noc.ac.uk/science/royal-… #RoyalSocietyAtlantis

📢Out now! How do the epigenome and genome interact to shape phenotypic variation? Our review in Evolutionary Applications explores how these interactions play out in natural populations and vary within and between diverse plant and animal taxa: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ev…

The Co-Opt team are looking to explore what type of challenges early-career coastal researchers encounter and how to improve interdisciplinary #research projects. Are you an ECR involved in coastal science? Share your thoughts ➡️ loom.ly/HWf856A

If you're involved in coastal #research, don't forgot to fill out #CoOpt's survey! 🌊 Find more details below 👇

👩‍💻 We're celebrating the crucial role past and present female computer modellers play on #AdaLovelaceDay. Read on #OceanHorizons 📃 blogs.noc.ac.uk/ocean-horizon/… 🖼️1️⃣ NOC's computer modellers in Liverpool. 🖼️2️⃣ computer modellers at Bidston Observatory, 1953. #WomenInSTEM

#CallForAbstracts ❗ Are you an interdisciplinary coastal #researcher? 🌊 Geo has opened a call for papers that explore the complex interactions between terrestrial and marine activities and their impacts on coastal communities and habitats. (1/2)