📽️ #Phytoplankton: the lungs of the Earth 🌍 Join @arianwenherbert.bsky.social behind-the-scenes on #RSSJamesCook and find out about some carbon-fixing heroes... 👀 Full video: https://bit.ly/Phyto_lungs #EarthDay2026 @biology.ox.ac.uk @mplsoxford.bsky.social @ox.ac.uk
Arianwen Herbert
@arianwenherbert.bsky.social
Marine biogeochemistry 🌊 plankton genetics 🧬 climate science 🌎 | PhD student @ Uni of Oxford | New Scientist Video reporter
🌊Online Ocean Tipping Points talk🗣️ Next Monday we’re hosting a panel of experts to discuss Ocean Tipping Points, as part of #COP30 Virtual Ocean Pavilion webinar series. Add to your calendar 🗓️ brnw.ch/oceantipping... 🇧🇷 10:00 GMT-3 🇬🇧 13:00 GMT #UNOceanDecade #TippingPoints #GTPR2025 #OceanScience
Delighted to read my interview for @ox.ac.uk's Climate and Environment campaign 🌍 We spoke whilst I was aboard the RRS James Cook earlier this year, talking about my PhD research on marine phytoplankton and their role in carbon fixation and the #climate cycle🚢🌊 Link: www.ox.ac.uk/climate-and-...
Climate education at Oxford | University of Oxford
Across departments, colleges and student-led societies, the University is delivering innovative education and engagement programmes that connect students in Oxford and around the world with the knowle...
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A fantastic month @samsocean.bsky.social processing #genetics samples from expedition JC275 (CarTRidge). Using @nanoporetech.com MinION for metabarcoding and metatranscriptomics of plankton communities collected on @milliporesigma.bsky.social Sterivex 🧬🌊 More here: www.linkedin.com/posts/arianw...
5000L of seawater, 4000 nautical miles, 47 days at sea, 35 experiments, 21 scientists investigating the role of marine plankton in the global carbon cycle 🌎 Read more: www.linkedin.com/posts/arianw... @challengersoc.bsky.social #marinebiology #oceanography #climatechange #plankton
Great to support the work of @arianwenherbert.bsky.social on CarTRidge research cruise! Read about it on our blog: challengercaptainsblog.wordpress.com/2025/05/28/c...
Crossing the south Atlantic from Brazil to Namibia – CarTRidge research cruise JC275
‘Drifting over the Lake District in an airship at a height of 3000 metres and trying to drop a rock onto a barn roof. At night’ ~ Chief Scientist Professor Jonathan Sharples Those are t…
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