Thank you very much Tim @thechitoncorner.bsky.social for inviting me for this seminar. Very nice questions and discussion, it is always a pleasure and an honour to share our research!

Ho la bonne nouvelle ! Un seul abonnement pour un accès à plusieurs médias indépendants :)

The #deepsea.. Laterally a very vast subject. 70% of our planet is covered by oceans.. Actually, we talk mostly about deep oceans, that cover 66% of Earth. In volume, they would represent ~93% of the biosphere.. And we are pretty ignorant of how they work..

Are you in for a PhD project on neural #regeneration? Only 2 more weeks to apply to the @vbcscitraining.bsky.social @univie.ac.at VBC PhD programme: vbcphd.at ! Pls. see tiny.cc/RaibleLab and our recent @naturecomms.bsky.social study www.nature.com/articles/s41... for information and contact!

We have a PhD position on biological rhythms in deep-sea mussels and the impact of light pollution. Based at Ifremer Brest, collab with us @tessmarraiblelabs.bsky.social at Uni Vienna. Deadline to apply is 18/04.

Details and application:
amethis.doctorat.org/amethis-clie...

Please consider registering & submitting an abstract for the first ever Plant Chronobiology meeting happening in Leuven next summer! Thanks to support from the FWO, we can offer accommodation coverage for international early career presenters! #plantscience

plantclock.wixsite.com/2025

And short intro for those I meet here: I am a marine biologist working mostly on chronobiology (how time works in organisms and how therefore organisms live temporally) and ecophysiology. Since 2017, working in particular - but not only - on deep-sea organisms..

I have been standing in limbo between the bird and the blue sky for a bit. Which kinda makes sense from an ornitho point of view. Was very busy with - cool -benchwork and writing. Puzzled by the way the world goes. Figuring out the future social media options..

Haaa ! J'ai enfin mon exemplaire :)

Le récit de la mission #Momarsat de 2017. Une bouleversante aventure scientifique et humaine pour ma part.

Les mots de David Wahl sont poétiques, et ce récit accessible fait vivre avec une grande justesse le quotidien d'une mission dans les grands fonds marins