Yueng Djern Lenn
@yuengdl.bsky.social
Professor of Physical Oceanography, Bangor University, enthusiastic promoter of STEM, Singaporean, swimmer, breast cancer survivor, passable at parenting, bad at housekeeping. She/her.
#showyourstripes at the Ocean Mixing Gordon Research Conference with @jennifermackinnon.bsky.social who has the best style!
The lava lamp to demonstrate convection and little wave machine seems to be quite hit at a high school careers fair! 🌊🧪
Want to hear more about the QUICCHE project about Agulhas Leakage? Swing by the poster session. If you stop by Rachel Sampson or Lindsay Grose's posters you may also pick up some of our STEM card game!
I was clearly a little too excited to be having a DIMSUM lunch with @hollyayres.bsky.social and Marilena Oltmanns at #OSM26. Come see what science Team.DIMSUM as been doing: 2 talks on Thursday am, and poster on wed afternoon
Look at these cheerful scientists on the first day of #OSM26. Still smiling just like how we mean to go on! @selipot.bsky.social
Excited for the #sciart events during #OSM26 that @neilbanas.bsky.social,.Glasgow local and brilliant oceanographer is organising!
Neil Banas@neilbanas.bsky.social · 7mo agoNot 1 but 2 evening #sciart events (w drinks) during #OSM26 in #Glasgow! * zine-making in the pub, Mon 23 Feb (link below) * opening for Constraint Made Visible (Transmission Gallery, 24 Feb)—collabs among local mathematicians, artists, crafters, and ocean modellers Pls help spread the word!
We are advertising for a Lecturer in Physical Oceanography, closing date 31 March. If you have research interests in the shelf seas, estuarine and coastal oceans then this could be for you! And you could do research using UEA's fleet of ocean gliders vacancies.uea.ac.uk/vacancies/20...
Lecturer in Physical Oceanography (ATR1734) in University of East Anglia | UEA
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Still plenty of space for folks to sign up for cryo-coffee! See the qr codes in the image to sign up as either a mentor or metee
Experiment complete, or so the @sosbangor.bsky.social students have declared! We are heading back into Menai Bridge on this glorious day
Heading out this morning on the Prince Madog with @sosbangor.bsky.social physical oceanography Masters students. On the hunt for SIPS in Conwy Bay!
Flash Freeze is happening again! This is a great opportunity for students to receive funding to pursue their own ideas. Apply by October 31st. If you're not a student, come support them and see their great presentations on Thursday December 18th. More info. here: connect.agu.org/cryosphere/a...
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Well that's a wrap of the Coastal Dynamics GRC for 2025. A great meeting and was so pleased to have the chance to hang out with awesome polar oceanographers Yoshi Nakamaya, Seth Danielson and Kiki Schulz! Until next time all...
Partial solar eclipse over the UK now. Best seen through the cool glasses from the NASA booth I picked up at the last AGU Ocean Sciences meeting, but that was hard to photograph. Here's the shadows from my colander showing the crescent shadow instead 🧪
@zacklabe.com continuing to draw vital attention to the crazy warming of the Arctic. Continuing this work in the face of uncertainty during these calamitous times is what fortitude is all about. Thank you for these great graphic tools.
Zack Labe@zacklabe.com · last yr.Temperature anomalies by latitude band in February 2025. Pay close attention to the magnitude of this warmth in the #Arctic (x-axis). This is really jaw-dropping. [Latitude = y-axis (not scaled by distance). Data from NASA GISS (GISTEMPv4) using a 1951-1980 climate baseline]
Sigh 84% similarity score for a new manuscript submission. Can authors please stop just shopping their manuscripts around and properly reconsider why your study was rejected by a different journal. This just wastes everyone's time and doesn't advance science 🧪🌊
The other half comes home and states "did I tell you my bottom friction is working?" Definitely in the category of things only oceanographers say to each other that can be easily misconstrued by others! 🧪🌊
Difficult times calls for ever more determination to celebrate joyful things. Like this spectacular wintry walk under some altocumulus clouds today!
If you have an Apple watch and enjoy venturing into the sea, this would be seriously cool to try!
Kim Martini 🏳️🌈@rejectedbanana.bsky.social · 2y agoJust released! Our prototype app that turns your smartwatch into a smartsensor for marine science. If you love a little DIY, fork our open source code and test our app on your Apple Watch. github.com/rejectedbana... Not that into DIY? Beta begins testing soon.... @vgwschutte.bsky.social
Jeff is extremely pleased that we were #1 on your greengrocers veg box list today! In such difficult times as these, it's important to reap joy from the little things...
Bit of sweet gravity current flowing down the mountains as seen from the Prince Madog today🌊🧪
Eager Bangor Uni MSc students getting introduced to the CTD rosette in person as we head out for a day of teaching on the Prince Madog 🌊🧪
We have an open faculty position in sea-going physical oceanography at Rosenstiel School! 🌊 We are committed to recruiting and retaining minority candidates because we know diversity leads to better science! Please apply here👇
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Might have found the best spot to practise my#challengersociety talk for tomorrow!
What a great week hanging with the cheesetastic #QUICCHE crowd, hosted by the amazing Seb Swart and the rest of the polar gliders team. Agulhas leakage, submesoscales, ventilation and many many drifters! 🌊🧪
Check out this nice interdisciplinarity study by my Bangor colleague @jangeerthiddink.bsky.social and team 🧪🐟
Jan Geert Hiddink@jangeerthiddink.bsky.social · 2y agoWe examined historical information (e.g. maritime history, naturalists' accounts, recipes, nautical charts and newspapers) across the 13th–20th century for a wide range of species to document their long-term trajectories in Wales onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Delighted to contributed to this Climate Dynamics paper by Robert Marsh, alongside Dipanjan Dei and Martyn Roberts about how spicy-minty T-S compensation at the surface of the North Atlantic will shift towards a 'springy' warm/fresh state. eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=https%3A...
Shifts from surface density compensation to projected warming, freshening and stronger stratification in the subpolar North Atlantic - Climate Dynamics
The hydrography and stratification of the subpolar North Atlantic is highly variable, with convection activating and deactivating across parts of the Labrador and Irminger seas. Likely consequential f...
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