NEW Virtual Issue: "Diverse Voices in Aquatic Sciences" from #ASLO_Bulletin explores issues of #Diversity, #Equity and #Inclusion in #aquaticscience. Don't miss this special #freeaccess collection. More hot-off-the-press articles will be added soon! bit.ly/ASLODEIVI

Click the link and mark your calendars for Nov 30th! The LMRCSC will host a recruitment webinar and talk about our many opportunities for those seeking an advanced degree in marine science and fisheries! Hurry and sign up bit.ly/33bks8K #blacksinmarinescience

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#BIMSRollCall ngozimoguguah (PhD) Dr. T is for Trouble, Good Trouble Sea Gaynus ASLO having fun while networking and sharing science during Aquatic Science meeting at San Juan, Puerto Rico.

#WhatisMarineScience For me it's using eDNA and genetic tools to identify life we can't see to better understand their roles in the ocean. The same way a criminal may leave DNA behind, so does marine life. I'm CSI for the ocean😉🌊🐟🐙 #BlackinMarineScienceWeek #womeninscience

A quadrat is a tool used by marine biologists in the field while SCUBA diving or snorkeling. One of our organizers, Sea Gaynus is show here using a quadrat and the point intercept method to quantify benthic cover in a coral reef #WhatisMarineScience #BlackinMarineScience

Find out what #MarineScience means to Dr. Tiara Moore Dr. T is for Trouble, Good Trouble & Dr. Ayana Johnson Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson 🐙. Today 5pm EST (10pm GMT): IG Live - buff.ly/33tQWLq #WhatIsMarineScience - Thanks to Black in Marine Science / #BlackinMarineScienceWeek 🦈🦠🐌🐙🥼🦅🧬🧪🐟🧬🐛🐠🧪🐧

Watch this video as Dr. Camille Gaynus (Sea Gaynus) shares her hair routine with us! #IAmNotMyHair

Please RT! Multiple postdoc positions are open immediately in our group on rare earths- and other critical metals separations! No f-element- or separations chemistry experience necessary. Come join us in Philadelphia, where great things are happening! Chemjobber

65 years ago today, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, AL. Her bravery and courage inspires me today as we continue our fight for justice and equality.

Did you know that all this week it's #BlackinMarineScienceWeek?! Join amazing researchers Black in Marine Science around the world as they discuss being Black and working in the marine environment, says #EGUblogs guest blogger Sea Gaynus! Read more: egu.eu/6UN1FW/

Part 1 from our talk with Speak Up for Blue Featuring Momma Troutman And @CarleeMJ_, Sea Gaynus and their moms!! Great time Recording with and meeting the other Marine Moms!!

400 years of slavery is a portion of our story. We are innovators, activists, educators & scientists! We build communities, we are resilient, we make history, we are joyous & shift narratives. WE ARE #BlackInMarineScience Let's celebrate us. #BlackInMarineScienceWeek #ForUsFriday

Don’t let the past scare or intimidate you, as Evie Stockley said, “Those who cannot forget the past are destined to remix it” Camille Gaynus. Postdoctoral Scholar. Sea Gaynus. #ForUsFriday #BlackinMarineScienceWeek

It is critical that we encourage, promote and share the work that we all do, but most importantly it is imperative that we always reach back to mentor the generations that come after us to ensure they have the tools and the confidence to walk through the doors 1/2

"Sometimes it stinks being the only black person in your group or outfit, but the awkward messiness that comes with being a fresh or unfamiliar voice can help make things easier for the people who can look up and see themselves at the same table one day." Mark Losavio. 1/2

"Set audacious goals, make yourself your number one priority, and take up space. You are an integral part of our ecosystem- not an afterthought or a check in a box- you don't just belong, you are necessary. Adjust your actions accordingly." Chris Mantegna. Master's student. 1/2

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Thank you for the opportunity RealScientists. Go follow Black in Marine Science We are here to dismantle the exclusionary practices that have prevented Black people from marine science careers and create space for Black marine scientist, current and future. Sea Gaynus