Thesis? Reviewed 😎🪸🦠👩🏼‍🔬

Our paper on #Coral larval settlement preferences to coralline algae (15x15 species) is now out! Read it here rdcu.be/c9tzI. Thanks to Coral Reef Algae Lab and the Australian Institute of Marine Science team for the great collab! SeaSim Carly Randall Andrew Negri @GBRFoundation

Crustose Coralline Algae (CCA): they are not all the same! Larval settlement preferences for 15 coral species vary according to CCA species nature.com/articles/s4159…. Great work Muhammad Abdul Wahab and all involved Australian Institute of Marine Science SeaSim Carly Randall Andrew Negri @GBRFoundation

🐟🐠🐡 Pandemic drop in visitors to Molokini increased reef fish - The results of the study will help resource managers better care for Molokini and other threatened marine habitats ➡️ bit.ly/3N2P03U #UHMResearch Hawai‘i Institute of Marine Biology

Speaking at Reef Check Australia’s Coast to coral seminar series tonight! See you there! 😎🪸 reefcheckaustralia.org/coast_to_coral…

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New paper alert! Whale sharks, microbes, and global microbiome patterns! nature.com/articles/s4159… Microbial network patterns described from the skin of whale sharks around the world suggest a fundamental feature of the skin microbiome. Photo credit: Dr. Chris Rohner

Check out our latest paper that uses bacterial genetics to link tetrabromopyrrole production with coral morphogenesis. nature.com/articles/s4370…

First first-authored paper accepted & a manta ray sighting = a good first day home 🍾🥳

Dr. Abigail Turnlund’s paper on microbial drivers of coral settlement is out! Using co-occurrence networks she identified taxa associated with high and low coral settlement, vital knowledge to help us understand drivers of coral recruitment. 🪸🦠❤️👩🏼‍🔬 shorturl.at/kxTU0

Ever wonder about coral larval settlement? Microbial biofilms? Sprinkle in a little network analysis and I got a new paper for you 🪸🧬 nature.com/articles/s4370…

New paper led by Dr. Abigail Turnlund interrogating marine biofilms using co-occurrence networks to identify microbial inducers of coral larval settlement to help support reef restoration! @ace_uq UQ Science NWebster_Micro Miguel Lurgi

The first chapter of my PhD has just been published! 🪸🐌🦀🪸 I looked at the efficacy of different microherbivores in coral recruit aquaculture, and found that both snails and urchins can match aquarists in maintaining recruits! #RRAP #ReefTrust shorturl.at/ejIKU

Microbes guide corals looking to find a home Trends in Microbiology Spotlight by David G. Bourne et al on the ISME Communications paper by Dr. Abigail Turnlund et al cell.com/trends/microbi…

Microbes guide corals looking to find a home dlvr.it/SzwqP3

New PostDoc opportunity in coral genomics and conservation genetics! Come join the Marine Conservation group (The Baums Lab) at HIFMB 🪼 @hifmb.bsky.social in Oldenburg!!! 🪸🧬🔬 jobs.awi.de/Vacancies/1718…

JOB OPPORTUNITY: Post Doc in Coral Genomics and Conservation Genetics (The Helmholtz Institute for Functional Marine Biodiversity) jobs.awi.de/Vacancies/1718… #coralreefs #jobs #jobopportunity #careers #careerdevelopment #climatechange #globalwarming #coralecology #marineecology

In #Microbiome 🚨Assessing the potential of #seawater #microbes to be used as indicators of #reef health🦠🪸 📢Functional info in reef-associated seawater microbes more robustly associates with physico-chemical variables than #taxonomic data🌊🪸 👉doi.org/n3cm