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Understanding Past Oceans, One Carbon Isotope at a Time

By Bio by the BayJanuary 25, 2021January 18, 2021

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A turtle on the beach in Po'ipu, Kauai!

Tracking Turtles With Isotopes

By Bio by the BayJuly 27, 2020September 19, 2020

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Today on #biobythebay we’re sharing (and discussing the TED talk from Ingrid Fetell Lee on the aesthetics of joy. It includes bubbles, Google eyes, confetti, and I am sure, should also include mini tree icicles. Link in bio!

Today on #biobythebay: swarm robotics! Link in bio for an intro to how studying ants can help us advance robot swarms!

Starting a PhD? Here are some broad skills to keep in mind: (link in bio!)

Check out today’s #studybreak post on #BioByTheBay - a #musical piece featuring a friend of ours, Esther Lu!

Learn more about how the oceans contribute to global atmospheric carbon control in today’s post on #biobythebay!

Life is possible because of nitrogen fixers, many of which live in the ocean. Check out today’s post on #BioByTheBay to learn more!

Ever wondered how physicists use sound to study the ocean? Or how submarines might advanced their already cool #radar technology? Check out today’s #biobythebay post - link in bio!

Happy New Year! Today on the blog is How to Start a Degree in Business - for STEM majors! Link in bio.

Why do scientists always use such big words? Today on the blog: 4 Examples of Scientists Trying Too Hard. #BioByTheBay #scienceblog

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