Thinking about when we both attended the #ICRS2022 without knowing anyone there (at least me) and connected through the Twitter hashtag the first day!

I didn't get to see all the talks I wanted to see or meet with all the people I would have liked to have met with, but #ICRS2022 was an absolutely terrific meeting and hugely productive. Congratulations and appreciation to the organisers, helpers and everyone that made it happen

Shark baselines over large spatial scales using fossil shark scales! @erinmdillon at #ICRS2022

Up next at our historical ecology session for #ICRS2022 is @talkstodiatoms and her nitrogen isotopes in reef fish otoliths past and present

Katie Cramer @kt_cramer kicks off our historical ecology session at #ICRS2022. Come and join us for a blast into the past of coral reefs. With @erinmdillon and @AngelinaIvkic

A hearty contingency from @stri_panama at the international coral reef symposium in Bremen #ICRS2022. Missing Andrew Altieri & Jeremy Jackson

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Today at #ICRS2022 Nancy Knowlton @SeaCitizens received the highest honour in coral reef studies: the Darwin Medal. She gave a fabulous and personal (but not ego-driven) talk about coral health and keeping passion and inquisitiveness at the heart of our scientific journey🙌🎖️

On your way to #ICRS2022 in Bremen? Join us on the last day, Friday, for our session "Look forward to the past" starting 10.50am

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