Malin Olofsson

@aquaticphyto.bsky.social

Researcher at SLU, Sweden. Cyanobacteria blooms, toxins, nutrients, climate change. qPCR, ELISA, LC-MS, SIMS, NMR, metaomics. www.slu.se/algtox

New paper where we follow phytoplankton and biotoxins in farmed blue mussels in the Baltic Sea during a full season. Toxins of different types varied over the year but was never above any recommended limits which is promising for blue mussel farming 🌊 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Seasonal dynamics of biotoxins and potentially toxic phytoplankton in three Baltic Sea blue mussel farms

Cyanobacterial blooms are common in the Baltic Sea during summer, and even though several cyanobacteria are toxin producers, many organisms still inge…

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I hear a lot about people being scared or creeped out by the giant sea spiders....my normal response is a) they don't bite, and b) they are SLOW! Here's some proof....Colossendeis robusta and an Ammothea sp. walking in a tank on our research cruise in 2020 (NBP20-10). 🧪🐧🦑🌎🇦🇶🧬

I’m feeling very fortunate that my project from the Swedish research council was funded last week. My project will focus on local adaptation strategies of filamentous Cyanobacteria using multiomics techniques. We will hire a PhD student during spring so keep your eyes open if interested 😊