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Month: April 2013

Gadgets & Gear Life At Sea Life of Science

A New Stereomicroscope for $440?

Dr. M April 30, 2013

Can you smell that?  Despite being spring it smells just a little less green.  Indeed, there is a little less green around me.  Sure the…

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Vessels and Equipment

The only lady of the academic seas

Dr. Martini April 25, 2013

Mariners have a long-standing tradition of naming their vessels after the ladies. However, when it comes to research vessels this has not been the case…until…

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Biology Crustacean Habitats

Wranglin’ the Mighty Mesograzer

Alex Warneke April 25, 2013 amphipodsHaikuMesograzersseagrass

Amphipods and I, well, we have a love/hate relationship. I love them because, for all intents and purposes, they are the rolly pollies of the…

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Education Life of Science Open Access

An Introduction to Social Media for Scientists, now in PLoS Biology

Holly Bik April 24, 2013 blogsexplorationjournalPLoS Biologysocial mediatwitter

Science is defined by expertise. We researchers are constantly trying to expand our own knowledge, or collaborate with those who can contribute the necessary skills. Unfortunately,…

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Life of Science Scientist!

Honor Your Heroes

Douglas Long April 22, 2013

The widely-distributed but completely unattributed quote “great scientists are born, not made” is only partly true.  Without role models, guidance, and educational opportunities, someone born…

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Biology Coral Reef Fish Organisms

Seasnake vs. Moray Eel…not what I was expecting

Dr. M April 17, 2013 Eelpredatorpreysea snake

In the below video a seasnake catches a moray eel at Giant Clam, Puerto Galera, Mindoro, Philippines.  I believe the eel is a fimbriated moray, Gymnothorax…

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Art Biology Environmental Sciences Expeditions Mammals Sea Ice

New field blog: Imaging the Arctic

Dr. Martini April 17, 2013 field sketchGreenlandnarwhals

Art and science. Their paths don’t always cross, but when they do the results can be absolutely stunning. And this is exactly why I am…

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Vessels and Equipment

Who do I pick to ride in my sub? Ice-Cube or T-Pain

Dr. M April 16, 2013

When I’m chillin’ in my underwater low low, I want to attract attention.  I can’t be doing that in some rusted out old tin can.  Sequester…

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Abyss Biology Organisms Scientist! Sharks

Not Quite the Shark that ate Esteban

Douglas Long April 16, 2013 deep seaJaguar Sharklife aquaticspeciesspecies descriptionSteve Zissoutaxnomy

It’s part of the deal that if you describe a new species, you get to give it a scientific name.  That’s one of the perks…

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Cephalopods Pictures and Movies

Giant Octopus Building Art!

Holly Bik April 13, 2013 3DBristol AquariumBuilding ArtOctopusphotos

In honor of their new “Giant Pacific Octopus” exhibit, Bristol Aquarium has commissioned some pretty badass building art. Thanks to Justin Dowling (the artist) for bringing…

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