Amazing!! So proud of That's What I Call Science 🎙 For a small group with limited resourcing to achieve recognition at this level. 🥰

Hey @corey_tutt Kirsten Banks Karlie Alinta Noon Mibu Fischer Professor M3gan Davis Lisa Jackson Pulver EMCR Forum Hayley McQuire Prof_GT! I reckon you'd all know a few outstanding PhD students or EMCRs deserving of this award & $20K?! We'd love your help. Just over 2 wks until applications close.

Hello from Berlin! It’s Lynn Nazareth here, tweeting on behalf of the Australian early-career researchers who are attendees at the 72nd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings Laureate Meeting!

Everyone is quite tired and jetlagged, but some of us found the energy for some sightseeing – along with our

Tonight’s second speaker will be Mibu Fischer, a marine scientist working with CSIRO on the management of fisheries. She is an Aboriginal scientist with engagement skills for strengthening partnerships between First Nations communities and the research sector. Having started

Welcome to tonight’s event, the latest in a series exploring how #Indigenousknowledges inform our modern world.
Our speakers tonight are A/Professor Bradley Moggridge (@BradMoggo) of University of Canberra and Ms Mibu Fischer (@miburose) of CSIRO.
Watch: science.org.au/news-and-event…

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Register now for the next event in our popular public speaker series, Looking Back: Moving Forward: rivers, groundwater and oceans, featuring A/Prof Bradley Moggridge of University of Canberra, and Ms Mibu Fischer of CSIRO.
📆 Tuesday 11 April
⏰ 5.30pm - 7.00pm science.org.au/news-and-event……

Non-white scientists appear on fewer editorial boards, spend more time under review, and receive fewer citations; barriers to entry & success in academia pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

The next event in our popular public speaker series is approaching: Looking Back: Moving Forward: rivers, groundwater and oceans, featuring A/Prof Bradley Moggridge (Bradley Moggridge (PhD)) of University of Canberra, and Ms Mibu Fischer (@miburose), of CSIRO.
📆 Tuesday 18 science.org.au/news-and-event……

Two young Indigenous Australian scientists Mibu Fisher, a marine ethnoecologist at CSIRO & Tiahni Adamson, a wildlife conservation biologist at CH 4 Global. 8/12

Mibu Fischer Tiahni Jade Adamson

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Thank you 3CR radio for the opportunity to speak about our NESP Marine Hub CSIRO research on scaling up coastal marine restoration nationally in Australia 3cr.org.au/radioblue (You can hear the story in the second half of the episode from28 Aug)

And some people wonder why I am yet to jump at the chance to leave my full-time job to do a PhD.

'Good girl' conditioning is messaging we receive beginning in childhood to be: agreeable, polite, and nice.

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Snapped these photos on the weekend. Dr Niamh Chapman ☘️ and Mibu Fischer did an incredible job ✨️

CSIRO team lead authors at Parliament House for the #SOE2021 release celebrations with Minister Plibersek.

(We tried a Larry Marshall selfie and think it worked well!)
Mibu Fischer Rebecca Schmidt

Thank you to the Environment Minister and Department for acknowledging the hard work we all put into this report.
If you have the time you should read the overview chapter and summaries to see what's been happening to our environment.

If you're in Hobart check out the Beaker St events!!

Just a group of people (with a few missing) who authored a report remotely for a few years, finally meeting in person #stateoftheenvironment