This week's spotlight is on IMAS researcher Scott Ling. His pioneering work on urchin population dynamics have been a gamechanger for management solutions. Since 2001 his research has contributed to understanding the urchin crisis in Tasmania. Stay tuned #GreatSouthernReef

Paleo Southern Ocean post doc opportunity. Come and join us in Hobart! GEOTRACES Past Global Changes @WomenSciAUST AGU Paleo Section

📢U.S. National Science Foundation just announced that the workhorse of the #IODP , JOIDES Resolution will go into retirement, end of 2024

#ANZIC 's saddened by this news, but will work with our international partners to ensure the scientific needs to safeguard our planet's future are ongoing
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Getting through the disappointment of our twice thwarted ⁦CANYONS_voyage⁩ thanks to my amazing colleagues ⁦⁦Zanna Chase⁩ ⁦Alix Post⁩ ⁦⁦Dr Helen Bostock⁩.

Busy day sampling mud and seawater on CANYONS_voyage, with some bergies and moon-rising into a forever sunset to distract us

Getting ready for the first kasten core! Hoping for lots of mud to reveal past changes in the Cape Darnley region. Alix Post Dr Helen Bostock testing out the Antarctic gear. With iceberg in the background. #RVInvestigator

At least the sun has finally come out

Great science can be serendipitous (the float was not meant to go to this specific glacier). The more we look, the more we see. East Antarctica matters!

East Antarctic glacier melting at 70.8bn tonnes a year due to warm sea water
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Negative feedback is part of academia (and life) – these 6 strategies can help you cope theconversation.com/negative-feedb… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Looking for a new PhD student to work on the chemical signature of Antarctic meltwater. Opportunity to sail on upcoming ⁦CANYONS_voyage⁩ as part of the project
Photo: Sabrina margin, EA #IN2017 -V01, A.Young

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Want to know what Earth’s past can tell us about our future? Hear from paleo_Tom 1pm today Hobart time Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS)

Nice explainer of the work we published in Nature yesterday about the future of East Antarctica

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If you haven’t already, please consider signing the petition (takes less than a minute!) in support of continued, future scientific ocean drilling in the United States. This petition closes in two days and they are still shy of their 2000 signatures! us-soda.org/petition/

'RSV Nuyina is unlikely to be available for resupply and science operations in the coming 2022-23 Antarctic season.' antarctica.gov.au/news/2022/nuyi…

It’s official - the CANYONS_voyage has been rescheduled for Jan to mar 2023. Lots to do to prepare… but fortunately most it was done last year!

#EGU22 check out CR1.4: The Antarctic Ice Sheet: past, present and future contributions towards global sea level. 15:55–18:10 (CEST) Rm N2.
We have some brilliant early-career researchers seeking OSPP feedback. (Click on green 'OSPP' next to presentation listings for more info)

Big thanks to Jessica Hamilton for helping us collect our first FeK edges Australian Synchrotron in Antarctic marine sediment #firsttime #XAS #ACEAS Zanna Chase

👭🏽💪ANZIC celebrates International Women's Day, March 8, 2022. We honour remarkable Women everywhere and take time to remember those that left their mark, on us and the world! #InternationalWomensDay2022 #ANZIC #IODP