@eoas.ubc.ca and @pme.ubc.ca are hosting Volcano: A science comedy show by Ben Miller this Wednesday evening!
Tickets are FREE but there are only a few left so get yours while you can - www.eventbrite.ca/e/volcano-a-...

Be prepared to "erupt" with laughter 🌋🔥

Ginalina, @swsocean.bsky.social, and I look so happy because the Future Science Leaders students ask the BEST questions.
Thank you to Science World Vancouver for a great career cafe!
Check out FSL: scienceworld.ca/futurescienceleaders/

I was worried about night shift - but the inherent loopy-ness really grew on me
Thank you to all the fantastic scientists and crew who took the time to teach me while aboard the Tully for the Aug/Sep La Perouse! It was a dream first research cruise 🦈🐋🦑

Perk of teaching students about coastal oceanography at @eoas.ubc.ca?: great field trip settings are a walk away 🦀
#TowerBeach #VancouverSummerProgram

Thank you @hakai.org for hosting me for a talk this week! I had a great time presenting in a yurt, having rewarding chats about carbonate chemistry and habitat viability thresholds, picking huckleberries, and working with an insanely gorgeous view 😍

Impressive wave and tide cut sandstone at Mallaspina Galleries, Gabriola, BC
also pictured: my best barnacle impression
#RipCurl

Cake replica of a Soliense FRR fluorometer for DOCTOR Yayla Sezinger's #PhD defence today!
Led by Cara James with a little help from Claire Parrott and I 🎂- I promise it was much more delicious than the grey icing suggests #IsItCake

does anyone else get a dopamine rush when they write a juicy (information rich) sentence in a paper draft..?

Me staring at a transition I'm proud of for far too long:

@ruth-moore.bsky.social has mastered #scicomm through cake
pictured: Claire Parrott's thesis cake on glacier-ocean interaction and freshwater dynamics in the Canadian Arctic
🧊-🌊 interface with rock candy
marzipan 🐻‍❄️ & ⛵
stratified ocean cake layers with a green sprinkle phytoplankton 🐛
AND DELICIOUS

Students hard at work!

Excited (and intimidated) to be part of a panel tonight with
Dr. Cardinal-McTeague and UBC iGEM on making research spaces more welcoming to LGBTQIA2S+ folks (spoiler: I think that increased visibility through webinars like this one are a huge part of the answer)
us02web.zoom.us/j/8892980984...

Winter was a lot more variable – both day to day and between years. South shelf and Columbia River water dominated, but are poorly correlated. Despite weaker inflow in the winter, our findings suggest that winter dynamics are a significant driver of interannual variability. 3/4

Major sources tend to align with the wind direction In the summer, the north shelf was a major source, but unexpectedly, offshore water (including water from the California Current) accounted for the same amount of inflow! 2/4