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Join us at the #ECRS2024 in Naples this week and learn more about the research done within DFG public | @[email protected] Priority Programme "Tropical Climate Variability & Coral Reefs" (SPP 2299). Visit the 14 talks, 3 posters, and 2 organized sessions by #SPP2299 team members

During the ECRS 2024 a number of our researchers are given posters, which start this afternoon! You can head to see them and talk about the historical perspective of warming events. Swing past and say hello to Marlene Wall, Phyllis Mono, Diana Diers and Konabe

Today is a big day for the #spp2299 programme with 10 talks at ECRS 2024! You can find a lot of talks in Session 1, but also other talks in session 4 and 5! Come by and see what’s happening in the programme with both full talks and short talks!

Next up in the holobiont session is Dr. Maren Ziegler talking about the aurabiome and inter connectivity of #coralreefs critters #ECRS2024 #symbiosis ICRS Student & Early Career Chapter great stuff, don’t miss it! 🪸

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The next International Coral Reef Symposium will be held 19-24 July 2026 in Auckland, New Zealand. Thinking about attending? Want to be kept informed? Register your interest at innovators.eventsair.com/international-…

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A 6 year-long study exposes previously unseen physiological trade-offs linked to #thermal acclimation in #corals. New paper by Julia Strahl, Marlene Wall, Sam Nietzer, Peter Schupp, Anna Roik: doi.org/10.1016/j.scit… HIFMB 🪼 @hifmb.bsky.social ICBM_uol | @icbm-uol.bsky.social GEOMAR_en

🌊 🚨 After many years our study on the longest continuous coral Sr/Ca-temperature record it is finally out in Science Advances! | Science Advances Collab w/ Jens Zinke Prof. Matt England Ariaan Purich and others science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

A 600-year-old coral shows us how the Pacific Ocean has changed since 1370 theconversation.com/a-600-year-old… via The Conversation Jens Zinke