Excited to announce I am starting a new position with the South Australian government as a Marine Biogeochemist! Excited to get started and be a part of the amazing research this organization does.

🚨 New paper out today! 🚨
We tested whether you can ID marlin species just by scanning their fin spines with a handheld XRF scanner — and turns out, you (mostly) can. 🐟🔬💥🧪

If you see this, post a stingray

Finishing up 2 weeks of field work on Wreck Island in the great barrier reef! Really rewarding opportunity studying nesting green and loggerhead sea turtles on a remote island with such lovely people! 🧪🐢

How fun is this? Here is my research focus generated through a word cloud! shiny.rcg.sfu.ca/u/rdmorin/sc... 🦈🦈🦈

Loéva Martin-Podevin showing us how AI can be used to survey recreational fishing in New South Wales. Really cool approach to a very complicated issue @austsocfishbiol.bsky.social #asfb2024

@krisfish.bsky.social introducing the million dollar question about long term trends in sea cucumber fisheries in the great barrier reef. @austsocfishbiol.bsky.social #asfb2024.

Casey O'Connor giving a good chat about shark electro sensory systems and electro deterrent work for sharks @austsocfishbiol.bsky.social #asfb2024

@elasmobro.bsky.social illustrating a data deficient sector for Australia's deep water elasmobranchs. #asfb2024
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@pristis.bsky.social introducing whiprays and highlighting some serious data gaps we have on these cool fish. @austsocfishbiol.bsky.social

Julia constance presenting some really interesting movement data on one of the coolest sharks around, the speartooth sharks. #asfb2024 @austsocfishbiol.bsky.social

Had a great time last night presenting some visual ecology work on sawsharks from my PhD at #asfb2024.

Excited for four days of fish science talks at #asfb2024!