We are looking for a postdoc Res. Fellow on food-web interactions. The goal is to estimate diet and trophic levels of mesopelagic organisms and predators & quantify trophic links in the mesopelagic ecosystem, using biochemical and direct sampling methods.

HIRING! Massively excited to advertise an Australian Research Council funded postdoc position through CABAH, working alongside Global Ecology , 3 yrs full time: tinyurl.com/39prkntm. If you're not in Australia, let's chat first (link in ad). This one might be tricky to do remotely.

.@LisaHarveySmith encourages you to recognise the great work of Australia’s scientists, innovators, and science teachers by nominating them for the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science: bit.ly/3j5vQJY #pmprizes Women in STEM Ambassador

Our paper showing remarkable polymorphism in web architecture in a single spider species tucked away on remote Cocos Island has just been published. You can read a great summary by the New Scientist newscientist.com/article/226797…

From birds, to butterflies, to beach and tree health to turtles...you don't need formal scientific training and all can be involved. Our turtle program shows citizen science isn't just great for data, it makes science feel personal theconversation.com/our-turtle-pro… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Massive congrats 🎉 Katherine Berthon #urbangreening

An Australian Giant Cuttlefish putting on a wonderful display at Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve this morning. He changed his colour from mottled brown to deep red in the first clip in about 1/3 sec, from counting the number of frames from start to finish of the colour change

Nice to see darkskyalliance Board Director Richard McDermid quoted in this piece. Less #lightpollution = #morestars Northern Beaches Council Kylie Ferguson Urban Light Lab

Eastern suburbs council darkens the night sky to reduce light pollution smh.com.au/national/easte…

What's on your horizon (besides stars) for your Dark Sky Week? (5-12 April) Wanna join ADSA for a webinar on health and the impacts of light at night? australasiandarkskyalliance.org/webinars #DarkSkyWeek21

You may have heard artificial light at night is bad for your health, but why? Join darkskyalliance on April 7th @ 6pm AEST for a webinar with Eva Schernhammer, a global leader in the study of night light & chronic disease risk in humans. Book now! eventbrite.com/e/light-not-as…

Just in time for Dark Sky Week! School education program being rolled out engaging students in dark sky awareness. Keeping the stars in our skies linkedin.com/posts/kelly-pf… @nswenviromedia Damien Pfeiffer STEM Punks

This is the man to answer your questions - all things dark skies. Make sure you tune 6.30pm Auckland / 4.30pm Syd / 2.30pm Perth.

6pm AEST TONIGHT Webinar with World Leading Researcher Dr Eva Schernhammer on artificial light impacts on the human body. Eva Schernhammer ★ dr amanda bauer ★ australasiandarkskyalliance.org/webinars

Most of us miss conferences particularly because they provide these great opportunities to NOT BE that kind of person Academic Chatter™

Live in Sydney, and want to know how you can play your part in reducing #Lightpollution and reduce impacts on wildlife? 16 August 6pm - FREE eventbrite.com.au/e/dark-skies-f… Urban Light Lab North Sydney Council BushcareNSW Taronga Zoo

I don't know what I thought a mosquito laying eggs would look like, but this isn't it. bit.ly/3nWARJk

Gantt charts are one of the few charts that are entirely made from wishful thinking