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The water is filtered under dimmed (red) light in order to measure the respiration of size classes of the plankton UEA School of Environmental Sciences UEA Research Dr Marta Maria Cecchetto @heriotwst

The plankton trapped on the filter papers is frozen in liquid nitrogen until analysis back at UEA School of Environmental Sciences Thanks to the filtering queen Dr Marta Maria Cecchetto Heriot-Watt University

Someone needs to write a sea shanty for washing Carrots and Dr Marta Maria Cecchetto ‘s respiration bottles at sea E.Elena GarciaMartin

Here we go! Early morning CTD and what a view 😍 ☀️ #DY180 BIO-Carbon Lyell Centre Heriot-Watt EGIS Heriot-Watt University

Deploying the Bongo nets at Roaming Station #2 ⁦BIO-Carbon⁩ #DY180 ⁦UEA School of Environmental Sciences⁩ ⁦British Antarctic Survey 🐧⁩

We’ve found the white water! This region looks like bright tropical water due to being “chalk” full of coccolithophores and their calcium carbonate liths, or shells. Just what we’ve been looking for on #DY180! Lyell Centre BIO-Carbon

The sun has finally come out on #DY180 BIO-Carbon Taking a well-earned break!

Morning glow while waiting for the next CTD cast (yes, A N O T H E R) 🌊 Bring on the #phytoplankton! 💪🏼💪🏼 #DY180 #oceanography BIO-Carbon Lyell Centre Heriot-Watt University

UEA School of Environmental Sciences Dr Marta Maria Cecchetto from Heriot-Watt University collects and filters litres of water to measure the reduction of electrons in the electron transport system (ETS) chain. She uses four different filters so we can know who are the main respirers: bacteria, pico, nano or microplankton.

Happy #WorldOceanDay from #DY180! Thankful for the opportunity to continue learning about our ocean and the plankton living in it today. Lyell Centre Heriot-Watt University BIO-Carbon

The rain can’t stop us 🌧️ 💪🏼… Learning all about #phytoplankton with E.Elena GarciaMartin 🌊 BIO-Carbon #DY180 Heriot-Watt University Lyell Centre

Another successful recovery thanks to the amazing Discovery crew and techs! This time a drifting array measuring particle respiration BIO-Carbon #DY180

Final respiration profile this morning ⁦BIO-Carbon⁩ #DY180 Lots of sample analysis to do now …..

Got a bit too close to the rolling 🌊 ⁦BIO-Carbon⁩ ⁦UEA School of Environmental Sciences⁩ #DY180 homeward bound 😀

The crew, techs and scientists on BIO-Carbon #DY180 have all done a fantastic job - and we now have an enormous dataset on the biological contribution to ocean carbon storage to analyse!

Brief Communication: Evidence of dark oxygen production at the abyssal seafloor AndrewKSweetman Danielle de Jonge Alycia (she/her) Jeffrey Marlow Alastair Lough Clare Woulds Dr Will Homoky Scottish Association for Marine Science JNCC Boston University nature.com/articles/s4156…

HORIZON DEEP A submersible dive to 10,078 meters delivers the unexpected. #TongaTrench2024 #deepsea youtu.be/d3UQUUjRe0U?si… via YouTube Alan Jamieson Inkfish UWA UWA Research

🌊#17DSBS Open Session: We are calling for talks focussed on amplifying diverse voices in deep-ocean spaces! We want to hear about the challenges and successes in promoting #DiversityandInclusion across ocean science. Submission deadline: 31 Aug Maila Guilhon Alycia (she/her)