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Dr. Jesse Cochran took REL members @kaitlyn_otoolee @alex_kattan_ and @thtsciencelife to Mafia, Tanzania to help collect data for @KaustResearch and @MarineMegafauna. Today he presented the season’s findings to the community! Go team #whaleshark

PhD student Eloise Richardson @thtsciencelife just completed her workshop at @GEDA_IMEDEA learning about population ecology and the use of capture-mark-recapture models in Mallorca 🦈 let’s see what model she decides to use for her data!

And that’s a wrap! Great job megafauna presenters

In case you missed it, PhD student @thtsciencelife presented some of her Masters work as part of the #ICMERS megafauna session comparing #BRUVS #UAVS and #eDNA

Alumni @RoyaleWithSeas presenting data on a potential elasmobranch nursery in the central Red Sea! Very exciting times in the Al Wajh lagoon… we look forward to what is next to come 🎸🐠

In case you missed PhD student @Stephania_Pal poster yesterday! She discussed the soatial distribution and habitat use of Dottybacks (Pseudochromidae) and color morph plasticity in Pseudochromis flavivertex #ICMERS3 GO Stephania!

First half of the megafauna session at #ICMERS3 was concluded by chair person - our very own! - @Capn_Collin. Great job hosting and mediating Collin! 🐬🐢🦈🦅 Dr. Jesse Cochran will be chairing the remainder of the session this afternoon.

A new mic set up also allowed @KirstyScott19 to enter her Britney era

Come join us in Building 20 @KAUST for alumni @FindingAMcIvor talk on her research with blue spotted rays!

Been a busy week so far. PhD student Joao Gabriel Duarte Rosado presented some of his research on the cryptobiome of reefs 🧬🧬🧬

Highlighting some of the work of our 'fish-obsessed' PhD students @Pombo_lu and @Gobiodon, on a mission to find new endemics in the Red Sea.

RT @KirstyScott19: This week I’ll be presenting at ICMERS-3 some of the results from the second chapter of my PhD on primary sex ratios and…

Reef Ecology Lab alum Dr. Walter Rich @reefwally presenting at #ICMERS on best practices for monitoring temperature on coral reefs. Do you shade your loggers?

Check out these oral presentations by our lab this week at #ICMERS-3.

Visiting professor Bradley Peterson from @stonybrooku presenting a seminar in room 5209 (building 2) today. Former MS student @kaitlyn_otoolee introducing him today!

This week, the Reef Ecology Lab is welcome Prof. Bradley Peterson to give a seminar on his lab's research about plant-animal interactions within seagrass meadows. We hope to see you all there on Wednesday 18th Oct!