@startwbs.bsky.social🌍 Around 300 million years ago, Earth looked dramatically different. Pangaea was surrounded by the vast Panthalassa Ocean.
Today, we recognize five oceans — Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern and Arctic — but together they form one interconnected global ocean.
#OceanScience #PlanetScience
@pnasnexus.orgExtreme climate events can reveal how close marine ecosystems are to ecological tipping points and inform preparations for what comes next.
A new PNAS Editorial builds on discussions from the 2026 US-UK Scientific Forum on ocean systems. Read more: https://ow.ly/ASkN50ZPcez
@thembauk.bsky.socialEp. 9: What is DASSH?Â
Chloe Figueroa Ashforth is the Data Manager for DASSH (The UK Archive for Marine Species and Habitat Data).
@jerem-carlot.bsky.socialTracking 197 Indo-Pacific reefs, we reveal a striking contrast in marine resilience. We show that out-of-sync reefs thrive. Independent population shifts keep total abundance steady, while synchronized reefs crash.
@benedicts-project.bsky.socialBenthic Marine Ecosystem Dynamics Through Time and Space (BENEDICTS) is a research project led by the Universidade de Vigo (UVigo), in collaboration with national and international partners.
#BenthicForaminifera #Foraminifera #Micropaleontology #Paleoceanography #MarineBiodiversity #OceanScience
@pnas.orgHow can we better prepare marine ecosystems for a warming ocean?
A new PNAS Editorial calls for building resilience, protecting vulnerable ecosystems, expanding monitoring, and strengthening ocean forecasting systems.
Read more: https://ow.ly/VeyM50ZOPbv
@egu-os.bsky.social🌊 New blog post! Hong Kong’s corals persist in challenging, turbid waters — but high coral cover doesn’t necessarily mean high ecosystem productivity.
Why we need to look beyond what reefs look like 🪸
bit.ly/46sNv80
#CoralReefs #OceanScience @oceanecol.bsky.social @egu.eu
@institutrb.bsky.socialThe Mediterranean is warming faster and the signal now reaches deep below the surface.
A 75-year study by IRB scientists finds accelerating warming and salinification, with pronounced changes in the Adriatic–Ionian region.
@pnasnexus.orgA developing El Niño could intensify marine heatwaves and push ocean ecosystems closer to critical thresholds.
A new Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Editorial explores how marine scientists and managers can prepare. https://ow.ly/7hXP50ZOtlj
@pnas.orgA developing El Niño could intensify marine heatwaves and push ocean ecosystems closer to critical thresholds.
A new PNAS Editorial explores how marine scientists and managers can prepare—and what can be learned from the extreme conditions ahead.
@tenuretracker.bsky.socialThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University is hiring:
Chair Professor / Professor / Associate Professor / Assistant Professor in Sustainable Ocean Science and Engineering
@euro-argo.euThe float is part of the #ITINERIS project. It was deployed through the Institute of Polar Sciences of the CNR, with the support of the Institute of Marine Sciences #CNR-ISMAR.
👉 Read more: www.euro-argo.eu/News-Meeting...
#Argofloats #OceanScience #BGC-Argo #Arctic @bgc-argo.bsky.social
@dctomaz.bsky.social🌊 Preliminary NOAA OISST data show Niño 3.4 setting records for 108 consecutive calendar days—far more than a one-day spike. Daily values alone don’t define El Niño strength, but this persistence is remarkable and worth watching closely. 🌡️ #ElNiño #Climate #OceanScience
@jmst-ntou.bsky.socialMapping 25 years of global giant clam research
This study analyzes 1,551 publications using bibliometric and visualization methods to reveal research trends, collaboration networks, and emerging topics.
#GiantClam #MarineConservation #OceanScience #MarineScience #ClimateChange
@seabirdscientific.bsky.socialOcean Optics XXVVII, organized by The Oceanography Society, is underway this week in Ghent, Belgium, and we're excited to be part of the conversation. If you're attending, connect with our team at Booth #6!
@oceansos.bsky.socialA big shout-out to Chris George and Conor Jon Ellis from Dynamic Earth for presenting a bit about the #OceanSOS project during the Centre for Adapting to Changing Environments (ACE) and E5DTP's Early-Career Researchers (ECRs) Symposium last Thursday!
@persaudfoundation.bsky.social
