RT @GW_Shannon: 🚨New paper🚨 'Predicting the spatial expansion of an animal population with presence-only data' led by @OwainBarton Presenc…

Well done Tim! Fantastic work!

Fantastic news that @PhilipFYang, a grad student in our lab at the @universityofri, @uricels and @URIGSO has been awarded a NOAA Dr Nancy Foster Graduate Scholarship to study mesophotic coral reefs in the Gulf of Mexico!

RT @amelia_curd: 🚨🙌 🚨Our new paper published in GCB today examines within-range changes for species with fragmented distributions using our…

RT @sdavisplastics: A cool write-up some of the research I'm working on during my PhD on #microplastics in RI under the mentorship of @echi…

RT @TDJ_marine: 🚨New paper online🚨 Energetic seas can host sensitive habitats and are seeing increasing commercial attention. We mapped tem…

New position available @universityofri, Assistant Professor in Physical Oceanography Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island.

RT @amelia_curd: 🚨🙌🚨thrilled to see this #REEHAB project paper out in @SciReports! How do 🍯🪱#sabellariaalveolata traits vary in 🔟 sites acr…

RT @echinonerd: "The fundamental links between climate change & marine plastic pollution" is out now in Science of the Total Environment, r…

More from our monitoring buoys in #NarragansettBay #RhodeIsland. During the remant of #HurricaneIda we saw approximate rainfall rates of 17.6 mm per hour south of Quonset Airport, and 24.16 mm per hour south of East Greenwich last night @RIEPSCoR @uricels @URIGSO @Oceanscientific

URI's environmental monitoring buoys in #NarragansettBay #RhodeIsland recorded maximum wind gusts of 53.4 mph south of Quonset Airport, and 49.9 mph south of East Greenwich during #TropicalStormHenri today @RIEPSCoR @uricels @URIGSO @Oceanscientific

Just deployed the second @RIEPSCoR @uricels @URIGSO buoy in Greenwich Bay, RI from the Cap’n Bert. Our divers will inspect the mooring and install our sensors in the next hour.

In more @RIEPSCoR buoy adventures, here is the passage of our buoy (as logged from it's GPS) as it travelled from @URIGSO to its deployment location just to the west of north Conanicut Island. We log every 15 minutes, and it had to be towed due to size, took some time!

Thanks to the sterling efforts of our team, led by @ProteGomes and @KatieNickles2 with @RIEPSCoR #SURF student David. We have the first of two @Oceanscientific buoys deployed in Narragansett Bay today. Live weather and ocean conditions streaming soon!

RT @RSocPublishing: Artificial shorelines lack natural structural complexity across scales - #ProcB #openaccess #ec…

RT @ecostructure_: 🚨 New Ecostructure paper in @RSocPublishing! 🚨 Habitat complexity is vital for #biodiversity. Our paper shows that con…

RT @TDJ_marine: Excited to share our new paper revealing dynamics of biogenic reef structure using high-res 3D mapping for a long-term time…

RT @amelia_curd: Congrats to Alex Muller for his 1st PhD article, out in @FrontMarineSci today! Species may vary, but assemblages associate…

Redeploying our innovative pump station for monitoring oceanographic conditions at multiple depths in Narragansett Bay. This is part of our @RIEPSCoR project with @ProteGomes and many others from @uricels @URIGSO

@TidalTopography @EliasSymeonakis Cable tie/duct tape a standalone camera to it if there are no compatible camera systems, triggering would be a problem.