Ocean Sciences
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School of Ocean Sciences, Bangor University, one of the largest university Marine Science departments in Europe.
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Bangor University
🌍 World-leading Research and Teaching since 1884 🏴 Cymraeg @PrifysgolBangor
David N. Thomas
Eclectic Twitter-Rambler - It's not random...honest / Marine-Polar-Climate Biologist / Cyclist / An academic still aspiring to be a scholar/ Views are my own
Jan Geert Hiddink
Prof in marine ecology @sos_bangor_uni. Ecosystem effects of fishing. Like sea kayaking in my #Klepper, wild camping, cycle touring, hanging out in my woodland
Gareth J Williams
Coral reef ecology across scales and trophic levels
Dr Christian Dunn
Natural history, wetland science, environment, plastic & water pollution, sustainability. University lecturer, researcher and Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor.
🌊 Discover how sound waves unveil the hidden history of the ocean floor and its impact on our world today.
Public lecture by Prof Katrien Van Landeghem this Wed Bangor University
Event is free but please register here: forms.office.com/e/X3Epss1Qkz
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We were treated to clear skies and a sunset before our second night of beam trawls 🌅 today’s highlights: sea scorpion fish, mantis shrimp, (unhappy) curled octopus #seabedintegrity #researchcruise
🌊 Dive into history with our new app - PALTIDE📱
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Explore sea-level changes over the last 21K years. Perfect for curious minds & experts.💡Sea levels were 120 meters lower during the Last Glacial Maximum 🏞️ #PALTIDE #OceanHistory Ocean Sciences Bangor University
Classification and naming of species (taxonomy) is essential for understanding oceans and the marine life. This #TaxonomistAppreciationDay we celebrate this work, especially the fantastic marine taxonomists Amgueddfa Caerdydd in their important work for marine biodiversity in Wales
Rainbows and rhyolites! Many thanks to Prof Colin Jago for yesterday's Geology Walk - 'In the footsteps of Charles Darwin' to Cwm Idwal. And thanks to everyone who came along and showed such great enthusiasm for the event, part of Bangor University Science Week.
Excellent work by the team at Ocean Sciences #UnpathdWaters - Wreckage of cargo ship sunk by German U-boat in WWI found at bottom of Irish Sea mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/w…
Seminar today by Neal R Haddaway on “An introduction to evidence synthesis methods: conducting rigorous systematic reviews and systematic maps for use in policy?”
Friday 8 March at noon.
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Next stage of our collaborative project between Ocean Sciences, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Pembrokeshire Marine Wildlife and Atlantic Edge Oysters is underway! With lots of care (and food) our #nativeoysters will be releasing larvae soon! An exciting step towards stock enhancement in the Milford Haven waterway.
*15 full scholarships available to study Forestry via distance learning* Bangor University Wales,UK.
Please share to your networks across the globe!
(available to applicants from developing commonweath countries only) bangor.ac.uk/sns/commonweal…
Seminar by Gareth J Williams on “Learning from some of the world's most remote tropical coral reefs”.
Friday 1 March at noon.
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Seminar on Friday 23 February at noon by Eleanor Warren-Thomas ewt.bsky.social on “Trees to tyres: systems perspectives on biodiversity conservation”.
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Great to talk with Ocean Sciences on our work using marine biomass in applications such as construction, agriculture and packaging along with the importance of LCA to measure environmental impacts. Looking forward to exciting collaborations #multidisciplinary Bangor University
