PhD student at @StrathMathStat, researching plankton size diversity in UK coastal waters with @SUPERDTP1. Otherwise outdoors! (he/him)
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Loads of great posters on show here at Climate Change and Marine Ecosystems summer school. Here’s me with mine, but in particular I enjoyed learning about the local ecology and oceanography of the South China Sea.
A great first day at Climate Change & Marine Ecosystems summer school, rounded off with a lovely evening meal. Time for day 2! @croucherFDN @StrathMathStat @SUPERDTP1
Good morning from Hong Kong! Super excited to be here and looking forward to next week’s @croucherFDN Climate Change and Marine Ecosystems summer course. As ever, thanks to @SUPERDTP1 for making these opportunities possible.
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In the early 1800s, Victorian artists and microscopists would rearrange diatoms (microscopic single-cell algae encased in beautiful glass shells) into intricate patterns on glass slides.
This feels like the pixel version.
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Excited to share my just accepted paper on American Naturalist @ASNAmNat journals.uchicago.edu/doi/ab…
We discovered a mathematical identity equation to partition the slope of linear regression into within-group and across-group regression slopes, which can be useful in many cases.
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Today we have live sessions for the @MHScot First Aid for Mental Health. We have discussed our aim to reduce stigma, learn practical intervention skills and foster a positive mental health culture in our community
This was possible due to @NERCscience DEI Flexible Funding Award
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It's the 1st day on the @MHScot First Aid for Mental Health course for 26 PGRs and staff from our community! We hope to foster a positive mental health culture in the workplace across our University partners
This was possible due to a @NERCscience DEI Flexible Funding Award
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Thank you to everyone who came along to the guided foraging walk and ecosystem collage workshop at @THETEMPLEHARRIS this weekend, led by @AislinnBorland @gregmacmillan99 and foragers from Temple, and thanks to those who came along to the Climate Fresk hosted by @CleanCoastOH:
Super excited!
Join us for a workshop at @THETEMPLEHARRIS this Saturday morning, in partnership with the @CCScotland Làn Thìde Climate Beacon!
We will be joined by foragers from Temple, Janet Marshall from @CleanCoastOH and marine biologists @unistrathclyde eventbrite.co.uk/e/moca-fora…
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A wonderful turnout for the MOCA x @DandelionScot workshop today.
A massive thank you to the team at @mapping_ocean, artist @JenniferArgoArt and marine biologists from @UniStrathclyde for the insightful workshop exploring climate impacts on the coast through art. – at Leven, Scotland
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Join us on the Saturday the 18th for a workshop with Mapping Ocean Change x @DandelionScot with @onfifemuseums - eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-dande…
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Introducing assisting @UniStrathclyde researchers on the Mapping Ocean Change team: @EmmaGuirey and @AislinnBorland specialising in salmon migration and survival, @gregmacmillan99 specialising in plankton and @PaulUdom4 specialising in algae blooms: mappingoceanchange.org/team 🌊🌍🐟
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Successful @mapping_ocean workshop in Wick at the weekend - spotting porpoises, seals and seabirds on a wildlife boat tour, then examining plankton samples and creating ocean themed collages at @LythArtsCentre
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MOCA!
Join us for two workshop sessions on Saturday 23 July; a foraging workshop with Temple Harris & a Climate Fresk session with @CleanCoastOH @mapping_ocean
🌊Foraging Workshop - bit.ly/MOCAforaging
🌊Climate Fresk Workshop - bit.ly/CleanCoastOH
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Excited to announce two workshops on the 4th of June at the @CCScotland Climate Beacon @LythArtsCentre with @SeaWatchersUK and marine biologists from @UniStrathclyde as part of Orca Watch, supported by @NERCscience : mappingoceanchange.org/event…
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Join artist Jennifer Argo and marine biologists to explore connections that bridge marine wildlife between Scotland and the Arctic Ocean, as part of Orca Watch and Mapping Ocean Change through Art.
Morning: lytharts.org.uk/event/sea-wa…
Afternoon workshop: lytharts.org.uk/event/2022-0…
Had a fantastic time - learned lots and enjoyed great company. Thanks to everyone who made it happen :)
Dr Dougie Speirs and Prof Mike Heath were at Ross Priory last week teaching on “Raising your Game: Developing Mathematical Modelling Skills” for PhD students in @SUPERDTP1.
The weather was so good the students were able to work in the Ross Priory summer house 😎☀
A lovely evening bike ride to Ross Priory where I join @SUPERDTP1 for the ecosystem modelling course. Excited to be here for the week and to get back to coding after a couple of weeks of writing!
