Julie Hope
@hopeformud.bsky.social
Biogeoscientist and lecturer interested in all things mud. Research focus on sediment-biota interactions, including the role of micro-organisms and invertebrates on sediment dynamics and biogeochemical processes
MSc student Emma set up chambers with varying Corophium densities to simulate bio-induced turbidity gradients in estuaries.
She’s testing a microsensor tag (designed by co-supervisors Dr Mark James & Dr Rene Swift) across a suite of measurements before heading into the field this summer.
She’s testing a microsensor tag (designed by co-supervisors Dr Mark James & Dr Rene Swift) across a suite of measurements before heading into the field this summer.
June 4, 2025 at 7:36 AM
MSc student Emma set up chambers with varying Corophium densities to simulate bio-induced turbidity gradients in estuaries.
She’s testing a microsensor tag (designed by co-supervisors Dr Mark James & Dr Rene Swift) across a suite of measurements before heading into the field this summer.
She’s testing a microsensor tag (designed by co-supervisors Dr Mark James & Dr Rene Swift) across a suite of measurements before heading into the field this summer.
Can’t wait for next year! Hopefully the later dates still work out!
Don't miss out on all the exciting science and community next year - mark your calendar today for #EGU26!
To be held in Vienna and online between 3-8 May 2026!
More information available soon: www.egu26.eu
To be held in Vienna and online between 3-8 May 2026!
More information available soon: www.egu26.eu
May 7, 2025 at 5:19 PM
Can’t wait for next year! Hopefully the later dates still work out!