An op-ed from Jane Lubchenco, D. James Baker and Kathryn D. Sullivan: We worked for the NOAA. Weather forecasting should never be political. wapo.st/2UJ63Lc

Yesterday in the Washington Post, renowned #OregonState marine ecologist Jane Lubchenco teamed up with two other former administrators for NOAA to speak out against recent political appointees attempting to overrule scientists. #ScienceIsNotPolitical wapo.st/2k8eVfA

Calling all ocean acidification and marine protected area experts: we think you have a lot in common! Join us for a webinar on the Ocean Acidification Info Exchange, a new online platform you can use to collaboratively explore OA-adaptability in MPAs. wsg.washington.edu/event/weve-got…

"Genomics in the Tidepool: Functional and Population  Genetics of Adaptation and Speciation in a Tiny Crustacean" Dr. Felipe Barreto @gene_nerd of Integrative Biology gives a lab research overview at the #CGRBFALLCONF2019!

Congrats to Megan Wilson! Oregon Sea Grant selected her as 1 of 3 Malouf scholars it will fund in 2019-20. She's a PhD student in Integrative Biology in Oregon State Science. She's in the Sponaugle-Cowen Lab, was a U.S. National Science Foundation fellow & is a Cal Poly alum. bit.ly/2I1dlWb

“What our findings showed is that a fully protected marine area works well in returning an ecosystem to health & balance.” Pioneering work by Jane Lubchenco & KirstenGrorudColvert to protect the world's oceans from climate change, overfishing & acidification. bit.ly/2kH684M

A time of enormous change for the world’s ocean creates challenges & meaningful opportunities for fisheries + a responsibility to create a healthier & more resilient future. Manuel Barange Waldemar Coutts Nereus Yoshi Ota Eric Schwaab Oregon State University Integrative Biology Nereus Program Henrik Österblom

Does talk = action? To learn more about progress on #OurOcean commitments, I’m sharing the results of our @Oregonstate analysis on the conference’s pitch stage at 10:35. If you’re here in Oslo, come join the discussion. Jane Lubchenco Dr. Katherine Dziedzic Integrative Biology

We were thrilled to have Virginia Weis from Integrative Biology with us here at Eberly 🙌

Check out our new #preprint: direct characterization of the #Symbiodiniaceae glycome with mass spec! Manipulation of #glycan synthesis with bioinhibitors! Altered glycome = altered symbiont uptake! Weis Lab Sandra Loesgen (loesgenlab.bsky.social) Integrative Biology bit.ly/2PqWUq3

Congrats, @LMSegui! Leah earned a Ph.D. from Oregon State Science's Integrative Biology department in 2019. She applied for the #Knauss fellowship through Oregon Sea Grant. IBGSA Equity, Justice, and Inclusion Grad School - Oregon State Oregon State Foundation & Alumni Association Admissions - OSU The Beaver Caucus Virginia Weis

It’s the 49th anniversary of the exploding whale in Florence, OR! I love that he calls the newscasters soon-to-be “land-blubber newsmen” 🐳

Congratulations to our own Rachael Aber and Maya Feezell on their selection as ARCs Scholars!

Elizabeth Wirsching, an undergrad ⁦STEM Leaders - Oregon State⁩ in ⁦Integrative Biology⁩ gave a great poster last night at ⁦Oregon State Science⁩ on development of asexual buds in Aiptasia and the role of symbionts. Thanks ⁦Jason Presnell⁩ for being a great mentor. ⁦Weis Lab⁩

Wonderful start to IBGSA Equity, Justice, and Inclusion J.E.D.I. (Justice, equity, diversity & inclusion) lunch series! Pamela Devan, sociology PhD candidate at BU, shares about about community, belonging and intersectionality in academia. Integrative Biology Oregon State Science

Innovative, high-impact teaching has improved student performance in large enrollment introductory biology classes. Integrative Biology faculty Lori Kayes & her incredible team have reduced student drop, fail and withdraw rates from 33.6% to 7%. #TeamScience bit.ly/2GdGrQf

Our study of glycan chemistry of Symbiodiniaceae and its role in cnidarian-dinoflagellate symbiosis is out. Great example of working across fields. Symbiont glycome is complex and we are just starting to understand its function in symbiosis. Great job all! Integrative Biology

For this week's edition of #MeettheScientist, we're featuring DCE Gorbman Award nominee Jessica Karr! Jessie is a PhD student in Integrative Biology, where she studies how changes in precipitation and temperature affect metabolic physiology and phenotypic plasticity in red crossbills!🐦🌧️🌡️

Congratulations to Prof. Virginia Weis for being selected as 2022 AAAS Fellow! 👏 She is commended her contributions in the fields of coral reef biology and coral-algal symbiosis. beav.es/5td #coralreef #symbiosis #womeninscience #TeamScience