Announcing our Tropical biodiversity Training courses for the summer 2023! We are so excited to host Kristen White and Lauren Hughes. We welcome trainees from around the world and from undergraduate to professional levels of experience🤿🔬🌊

We are pleased to announce the second course we will offer at the Bocas Station this summer. Come and learn all about Benthic Cnidarians. This course will focus of octocorals, anemones and hydroids as well as covering te local corals🤿🔬

Please RT! U.S. National Science Foundation RaMP-UP fellowships for US students from groups underrepresented in STEM with a bachelor’s degree in Biology to come to Smithsonian Panama for 1 year. Lab projects: #1 Tropical Sharks #2 Coral Reef Resilience & #3 Reef Fishes gsscholar.org/rampup-fellows…

New course announcement!🌊 We are pleased to announce an upcoming new course at the Bocas Station from September 18th - 30th. Join us and learn about Biology and Taxonomy of Opisthobranch!🌊🌴

I just finished my second week of sampling and now I’m getting ready for the third. Here are some of the algae that I found last week in the intertidal turf communities in the Pacific coast of Panama. #phycologyfriday

I'm a marine biologist from Panama awarded by a CALDO Consortium Scholarship for CanadianUniversities looking for a PI who's lab is involved in marine science, invertebrates, evolution or systematics who are looking for fall2024 students #help #grad #master #marinescience #canada

A new species of a most spectacularly colored ribbon worm is described from the Caribbean Sea and named after the rainbow bridge from the Norse Mythology — Tetranemertes bifrost. #taxonomy #worm #newspecies

#JPhycol Vol 59 Issue 4 Gabrielson et al. (2023) Taxonomic contributions to Hapalidiales (Corallinophycidae, Rhodophyta): Boreolithothamnion gen. nov., Lithothamnion redefined and with three new species and Roseolithon with new combinations doi.org/10.1111/jpy.13…

Summer 2023 course at Bocas Station "Confusing Crustaceans: Peracarid Systematics, Collection and Preservation" - please share with anyone who might be interested :) #Crustacea #Peracarida #Systematics #Taxonomy striresearch.si.edu/taxonomy-train…

POSTDOC IN COEXISTENCE THEORY FOR CORAL REEFS available in my research group here at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama, as part of a three-year Smithsonian-funded project on biodiversity maintenance in reef coral assemblages (1/2) (Please retweet!)

On this #phycologyfriday I am happy to announce an open #PhD position! We aim to increase CRISPR efficiency and study carbon capture in the green seaweed Ulva ➡️Advert: floppy.psb.ugent.be/index.php/s/Sz… ➡️Apply via ugent.be/en/work/scient… ‼️Deadline May 15th! @GenomePlant Phycology Research Group Ugent

🚨Not sure who is still on here, but UNCW Biology & Marine Biology Department is hiring 2 assistant professors (MarineBio, VertBio/Ornithology) and 1 distinguished professor (MarineBio) this cycle. Closing date for all positions Nov 23!! See below for deets.👇

Interested in target capture sequencing? @madiraibullock and I are happy to announce a new service at TTU. Send us DNA, get reads enriched for your probes. Angiosperms353, GoFLAG, Compositae1061 & more! Funds go to grad student stipends and tuition! mossmatters.com/blog/TargetCap…

*PhD opportunity*: I’ll shortly be advertising a project linking seaweed traits to blue carbon in the context of climate change. Please contact me via email (j.n.griffin at swansea. ac. uk) if potentially interested. More details to follow.

The PhaeoExplorer paper is finally out! A collaboration of 50 research groups worldwide, generating genomic data for all major brown algal groups and conducting extensive analyses to unravel brown algal evolution. Props to everyone involved! 🎉 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Looking for a new #postdoc in #Phycology & #Seaweed research on the methane mitigating #Asparagopsis Scripps Institution of Oceanography #climatesolutions #oceanbasedsolutions #algae Please share widely! Excited for next steps!

I am recruiting two funded graduate students (1 MS, 1 PhD) to join the lab and the Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences program at Oregon State University! If you are into small mammals and population ecology then check this out. Please share/repost widely!

New impact factor of Journal of Phycology is 3.4 Submit your high-quality manuscripts!