Tatiana Rynearson, Associate Professor of Oceanography
University of Rhode Island
Joined January 2016
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Breaking news! There are still a few spaces available for the upcoming Global Change Biology GRC conference. Great speaker lineup too! grc.org/ocean-global-change-…
Congrats Erin!
Congrats to #URIGSO student @thejonesboat for receiving a RI @NASA_SpaceGrant fellowship! Her project will link microzooplankton ecology with carbon export processes by examining the structure & variability of microzooplankton communities and trophic function.
ALT Image of the ocean at sunset with the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography logo. A circular inset image is of Erin Jones who is standing outside on the deck of a research vessel at sunset.
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Oceanbites is recruiting new authors! We are seeking graduate student, postdoc, and early career writers to write and edit one post on a monthly or bimonthly basis. The 2022 application deadline is March 1st, 2022. Click here for info on how to apply: oceanbites.org/contact-us/
Marine bacteria and diatoms, a long-term relationship crossing ocean basins. Read about our discovery of genotypic filtering in @olivia_ahern's thesis work, out today in PNAS: pnas.org/content/118/48/e210… funded by @MooreFound , @RIEPSCoR , @NSF
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“There’s a lot of capacity to handle warming towards the poles, but that capacity drops at the equator."
A study in @NatureComms by @CellsOfGlass w/ @RynearsonLab finds that different types of phytoplankton will react differently to warming ocean waters.
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Time series monitoring is awesome! Come learn why at @CERFScience "Fingers on the Pulse: The Value of Long-term Monitoring Data" where I'll be presenting 60-years of data from the @URIGSO Long-Term Plankton Time Series @RynearsonLab
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Congrats to Stephanie Anderson @cellsofglass! Chapter 2 of her thesis is out today in @NatureComm
rdcu.be/cARlO. We show how new parameterizations of the long-held Eppley curve give insights into phytoplankton growth responses to climate change. @URIGSO @RIEPSCoR @NSF
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Happy #PhytoPhriday Halloween edition🎃There's no better #phytoplankton to feature than Skeletonema! You can see where it gets its name from these photos with its🦴-like appearance! Image by @URIGSO Prof. Hargraves w/artistic coloration by F. Darling (copyrighted)#phycologyfriday
ALT Skeletonema. Image by @URIGSO Prof. Hargraves w/artistic coloration by F. Darling (copyrighted).
ALT Skeletonema. Image by @URIGSO Prof. Hargraves w/artistic coloration by F. Darling (copyrighted).
Marine heatwaves workshop for journalists! Register now. Supported by Rynearson lab @NSF grant, organized by the best #scicomm org out there!
Journalists! We're offering a free online seminar on Nov. 5 and 12 about the emerging science of marine heat waves. Featuring researchers from around the world, this will offer new story ideas, sources, and resources. @sejorg @ScienceWriters @RealSciLine
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Love those Narragansett Bay sunrises!
This is what it looks like to sample #phytoplankton in #narragansettbay on this #PhytoPhriday ❤️ 🙌🏽 @URIGSO @RynearsonLab @RIEPSCoR #phycologyfriday
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Happy #PhytoPhriday! For the rest of the summer I'll be featuring these awesome #phytoplankton images from #NarragansettBay provided by @URIGSO Prof. Paul Hargraves with artistic colorization by Fay G. Darling of Barrington, RI (copyrighted). This is of #diatom Thalassiosira.
ALT Thalassiosira from Narragansett Bay. Its diameter is about 15 micrometers (0.0006"). Photo by Dr. Paul E. Hargraves, Professor Emeritus, GSO-URI. Artistic colorization by Fay G. Darling of Barrington, R.I.
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How has your IDENTITY shaped your marine science experience?
Erin says "Without seeing your identity reflected in others, you are left to forge your own path; sink or swim"
#WomenInSTEM #Pride2021 #shareyourexperience
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Check out my last blog post about my time in the North Atlantic with the #NASAEXPORTS project @NASAOcean @RynearsonLab
"Going to sea is hands-down the best part of my job."
Read the final post in a series by GSO Ph.D. candidate @beoceanminded_ as she describes work and life aboard #RRSJamesCook for the recent #NASAEXPORTS research cruise in the North Atlantic.
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Last sunset of #NASAEXPORTS was quite fabulous. Mixed emotions returning to port, what a fun group to be with and extra thanks to the crew of the #RRSJamesCook and the @NASAOcean project office for taking such good care of us
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The @URIGSO squad aboard the #JamesCook for #NASAEXPORTS -@Fidoplankton @thejonesboat @lzocean @beoceanminded_ @RynearsonLab @LabGso
@RynearsonLab PhD student Diana Fontaine @beoceanminded_ just sent in another blog Post from the stormy North Atlantic #NASAexports research cruise.
Despite heavy weather and dwindling veggies, the science continues in the North Atlantic! #URIGSO student @beoceanminded_ sends another report about participating in a research cruise for the #NASAEXPORTS project.
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Journalists! Do you need #climate data to help flesh out your story or pitch? Send a query to the Climate Data Concierge service - it's a free resource supported by IRI + @BrownInstitute to connect reporters to climate scientists! bit.ly/3dHXEBr #scicomm
