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Chat with Neptune: 12/01/16

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Chat with Neptune intends to establish a link between the general public and Marine Science, undressing the formal language of scientific texts. Thursday, December 1, 2016. A foreigner researching in Brazil. While writing this post, I'm at my work desk in the Munich Biology Faculty. From the window, I see green fields; the only salt water in a 600km ( 370 mi) radius is a mere 20L ( 5 gal) of artificial seawater in the laboratory, in a bucket containing copepods of the species. Learn more about it here.

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Chat with Neptune: 04/19/16

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Chat with Neptune intends to establish a link between the general public and Marine Science, undressing the formal language of scientific texts. Tuesday, April 19, 2016. Diving for life in the darkness: a survey of the deep. By Camila Negrão Signori. Photo 1: Alvin being prepared for its decent, with two divers on top and a boat in the water to offer support. (Photo by Camila). Photo 3: A “IGT” sampler collecting fluid with the help of a robotic arm. The fluid here was 25C at 2500 m depth...Having the ch...

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Chat with Neptune: A new home for Nemo

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Chat with Neptune intends to establish a link between the general public and Marine Science, undressing the formal language of scientific texts. Thursday, September 1, 2016. A new home for Nemo. But what if we made new homes for these animals and what if those homes were so sturdy and strong that trawlers wouldn't be able to break them? However, even after the artificial reefs were in place, many questions were still unanswered: would meroplanktonic organisms come to settle? Would they attract fish?

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Chat with Neptune: 09/15/16

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Chat with Neptune intends to establish a link between the general public and Marine Science, undressing the formal language of scientific texts. Thursday, September 15, 2016. Sun protection cosmetics – good for you, bad for the aquatic environment? Wavelength spectrum of natural sunlight. 169; worldartsme.com/. Are, in most cases, single celled or transparent, so they are very sensitive to UV light. Luckily, ocean and lake water progressively absorbs the incident sunlight. Depending on how clear ...Alter...

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Chat with Neptune: Finding self-confidence as a woman in science

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Chat with Neptune intends to establish a link between the general public and Marine Science, undressing the formal language of scientific texts. Thursday, November 10, 2016. Finding self-confidence as a woman in science. Illustrated by Caia Colla. O sexo realmente importa? The possibility of pursuing post-doctoral research overseas is of course an important component of the satisfaction that I feel after winning the award. To be part of the Faculty for the Future. Community that searches for new directio...

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Chat with Neptune: 08/18/16

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Chat with Neptune intends to establish a link between the general public and Marine Science, undressing the formal language of scientific texts. Thursday, August 18, 2016. How do tiny animals in the ocean influence atmospheric carbon dioxide? The important role small ( 5 mm) plants and animals play in the ocean is widely unknown to the public, as the media prefers to broadcast ‘cuddly,’ charismatic animals such as dolphins and whales. However, the plankton are very important. Plankton. Crustaceans (shrim...

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Chat with Neptune: A tour through the ocean: understanding the comings and goings of humpback whales

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Chat with Neptune intends to establish a link between the general public and Marine Science, undressing the formal language of scientific texts. Thursday, July 14, 2016. A tour through the ocean: understanding the comings and goings of humpback whales. It is immensely challenging to try to understand the mechanisms that move a 15 meter-long and 40 ton organism 9,000 km yearly. Map that shows the migratory corridor of the humpback whales between the feeding. But what do these whales eat? Every year, whale...

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Chat with Neptune: 06/10/16

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Chat with Neptune intends to establish a link between the general public and Marine Science, undressing the formal language of scientific texts. Friday, June 10, 2016. When to add children to the academic timeline? By Jana M. del Favero. Figure 1. The age at which a scientist builds her career occurs at the same time of peak fertility. Measured by the number of ovarian follicles). Source: Willians and Ceci (2012). Figure 2. Influence of children and plans to have children in the postdoctoral. USP, one of...

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Chat with Neptune: Sun protection cosmetics – good for you, bad for the aquatic environment?

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Chat with Neptune intends to establish a link between the general public and Marine Science, undressing the formal language of scientific texts. Thursday, September 15, 2016. Sun protection cosmetics – good for you, bad for the aquatic environment? Wavelength spectrum of natural sunlight. 169; worldartsme.com/. Are, in most cases, single celled or transparent, so they are very sensitive to UV light. Luckily, ocean and lake water progressively absorbs the incident sunlight. Depending on how clear ...Alter...