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Putting Microbes to Work in Ocean Science

By Bio by the BayApril 26, 2021April 26, 2021

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Understanding Past Oceans, One Carbon Isotope at a Time

By Bio by the BayJanuary 25, 2021May 10, 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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Check out the latest #stem post on #BioByTheBay on #heat, #huddling, and #swarmrobotics. Link in bio! #scienceblog #naturephotography #flowers #clouds #lake

How can we teach science in a more engaging way? That’s what today’s post on #BioByTheBay deals with - link in bio!

#Scipoetry is a fun new #scicomm challenge! We got to participate in a recent #sciencecommunication event and heard some amazing new poems along the way - from fieldwork and ecology to astronomy to cancer! Link in bio to our reflections on the event, plus you can check out the host’s video posted afterwards!

Check out today’s post on #BioByTheBay to read more about #ants, #swarmrobotics, and #biomimicry!

Celebrating #WomenInSTEM today on #BioByTheBay with a look at #BarbaraMcClintock and her #groundbreaking work on #jumpinggenes! Take your cue from McClintock: focus on your goals, reach new heights.

Preparing for a STEM degree? In highschool? Homeschooling through it? Check out the latest post on #BioByTheBay for some tips from a #homeschoolgraduate.

Today on the blog - identify trees, shrubs, and some critters in a redwood forest! #taxonomyisfun #biobythebay #redwoods #botany #zoology #science #scienceiscool #scienceblogger #scicomm

Check out today’s post on #biobythebay for another discussion of #swarmrobotics, #ants, and #bioinspired #multiagentsystems!

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!

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