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Jay T. Cullen

@jaytcullen.bsky.social

Interim President & CEO @oceannetworks.ca Chemical Oceanographer. Interested in aviation, the ocean, climate science, space and music…views and opinions are my own

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Will Greaves@wgreaves.bsky.social · 17h ago

The Snowbirds’ 55th Anniversary performance on the Dallas Road waterfront in Victoria was an incredible sight. The skill, professionalism, and teamwork demonstrated by these pilots is nothing short of extraordinary. #yyj

Will Greaves@wgreaves.bsky.social · 17h ago

What a thrill to join thousands of people for the 55th Anniversary performance by the Canadian Forces Snowbirds! And we were honoured to have Veterans Affairs Minister @jillmcknightdelta.bsky.social join for the Snowbirds’ final Vancouver Island performance with the CT-113 Tutor aircraft. #yyj

The Snowbirds aerobatics team in formation.
Jay T. Cullen@jaytcullen.bsky.social · 4d ago

Temple of the Condor, Machu Picchu. The two angled granite boulders form the bird’s outstretched wings and the flat stone on the ground is carved to represent its head. The structure is built over a natural cave in the bedrock. Located in the urban sector, near the Three Windows temple.⛰️🇵🇪

Two large angled granite boulders meeting at a peak forming a natural rock formation resembling wings with Inca stone masonry walls and a doorway visible behind and a flat carved stone in the foreground.
Katie Mack@astrokatie.com · 5d ago

If this is what happens to a scientific field as a whole when LLMs dominate the workflows of researchers, I can only imagine that the outlook is even worse for any individual researcher who is soldiering on without using them. 😞

Carl T. Bergstrom@carlbergstrom.com · 2w ago

13. Hence our dismal conclusion: rather than finding that LLMs free us to do a better job of what we were doing before they came along, they shift scientific incentives (and the playing field of academic competition) in ways that compel us to do more and more, faster and faster, less and less well.

Scott Doney@scottdoney.bsky.social · last wk.

🌊 From White to Green to Blue? Trajectories of Phytoplankton Communities in a Warming Southern Ocean - www.annualreviews.org/content/jour... @uslter.bsky.social @usocb.bsky.social @marine.rutgers.edu @bas.ac.uk c.uk @uvaenvisci.bsky.social @colorado.edu @uconn.bsky.social

From White to Green to Blue? Trajectories of Phytoplankton Communities in a Warming Southern Ocean

The Southern Ocean is experiencing warming, melting of ice, and increasing wind. Predictions of increasing phytoplankton biomass associated with warming and declining glacial and sea ice are supported...

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Ocean Networks Canada@oceannetworks.ca · last wk.

Follow along as the ROV Mantis dives of the west coast of Vancouver Island during #ONCabyss from July 24 to August 5! #KnowTheOcean

Jay T. Cullen@jaytcullen.bsky.social · last wk.

🌊🇨🇦 The CanPac Valour and ROV Mantis have finished operations in the Barkley Canyon off Vancouver Island & head offshore to the Endeavour hydrothermal vent field to rendezvous with the CCGS John P. Tully 🚢. Watch live video here www.oceannetworks.ca/expeditions/... @oceannetworks.ca

Jay T. Cullen@jaytcullen.bsky.social · 2w ago

Wiñaywayna is an Inca archaeological site on the Inca Trail in Peru, sits at approximately 2,670m (8,760ft) elevation. The site features extensive agricultural terraces stone structures and a nearby waterfall, with views of the surrounding Andes mountains. #Peru

An aerial-style view of stone ruins with peaked gables surrounded by curved green terraces, llamas grazing nearby, and a waterfall cascading down a forested slope in the background.BildBildA wooden trail sign reading “Wiñaywayna, Altitud: 2666.235 m.s.n.m.” in the foreground, with green stepped terraces and stone ruins descending a mountainside behind it, hikers visible on the path.
UVic Science@uvicscience.bsky.social · 2w ago

Not all of our professors were educated at UVic, but some of them were educated by UVic alumni. And those alumni have changed the course of their lives. Read about chemistry professor David Leitch and the alumni who shaped his path. https://ow.ly/6xoA50Zs9wq

Lessons in Chemistry - Alumni - University of Victoria

UVic researcher and associate professor David Leitch is inventing new chemistry to create drugs and medicines more efficiently and with less waste.

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Jay T. Cullen@jaytcullen.bsky.social · 2w ago

🌊We are spinning up for #ONCabyss starting tomorrow. Two ships and a ROV and dives to watch live starting on July 25, 2026 www.oceannetworks.ca/expeditions/...

#ONCabyss Summer 2026 Expedition

Watch the live dives starting July 25

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Ocean Networks Canada@oceannetworks.ca · 2w ago

The #ONCabyss expedition returns to the NE Pacific w/ a dual-ship, two leg operation aboard M/V Canpac Valour + CCGS John P. Tully! From Jul 24–Aug 4, ONC will service the NEPTUNE observatory off Vancouver Island Watch the dives 🌊 bit.ly/4hoq8CT #KnowTheOcean CFI | FCI University of Victoria

Research vessels sailing on calm waters under a partly cloudy sky during a summer expedition.