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Tag: miriam goldstein

Biology Conservation & Environment Ecology Plastic Scientist!

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Garbage Patch

Dr. M November 17, 2013 Garbage Patchmiriam goldsteinNorth PacificPlasticTedx

Deepling emeritus, Miriam Goldstein, is a science rock star.  My science crush on her only deepens after watching her completely explode TeX Oslo.  Miriam is all…

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Scientist! The Basics

She inspires me and takes my shoe advice

Holly Bik January 28, 2013 farewellKnaussmiriam goldsteinOcean Bloggers

I’ve kept my words short here because I feel like words will always be inadequate. I met Miriam a full 6 months after we had…

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Scientist!

To take arms against a sea of troubles: my life in blogging, and farewell

Miriam Goldstein January 28, 2013 bloggingmiriam goldsteinsocial media

I started blogging in 2007, at my mother’s deathbed. This isn’t the story I usually tell. I usually say that I always liked to write,…

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Scientist!

Invitation to my doctoral defense

Miriam Goldstein November 14, 2012 dissertation defensemiriam goldsteinNorth Pacific Gyreplastic pollutionScripps

I’ve been mostly absent from the internets lately (with the exception of my very favorite procrastination method, Twitter), but I have 250 pages of a…

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Expeditions Plastic Scientist!

Interview on the NOAA Marine Debris Blog

Miriam Goldstein December 27, 2010 interviewmarine debrismiriam goldsteinPlastic

I was interviewed by the NOAA Marine Debris blog! It’s about my work this October on a NOAA cruise through the eastern part of the…

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Expeditions Plastic

SEAPLEX on NPR Science Friday!

Kevin Zelnio August 7, 2009 Ira Flatowmiriam goldsteinNPRScience FridayScrippsSEAPLEX

Kudos to Chief Scientist Goldstein for the great interview on NPR’s Science Friday with Ira Flatow today. Be sure to listen to the 6 min.…

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Carnivals & Link Love Organisms

She said spawning

Peter Etnoyer February 14, 2009 deep seaevolutionmiriam goldsteinoyster's gartersexspongeValentine's Day

I’m really enjoying The Oyster’s Garter these days. Miriam Goldstein keeps me updated with important nature stories like “When sponges ruled the Earth” 635 million…

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Carnivals & Link Love

Carnival of the Blue (21) Haiku

Peter Etnoyer February 2, 2009 carnival of the bluemiriam goldsteinoyster's garter

Oyster’s Garter brings verse to blue Carnival, sings Ode to sciencey [things].

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