Ross Ong

@paleoross.bsky.social

Paleoclimate scientist and marine geochemist PhD @ Columbia University (DEES), Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and at the American Museum of Natural History Loves Coffee | Corals | Climate | oCeans | Colpophyllia https://rossong.github.io

Very excited to kick off #EGU26 with a solicited talk Monday morning! I'll be presenting my work on the emerging risk for heat extremes during unexpected times of year around the world. Stop by bright and early to learn more from this and other exciting presentations in this session!

Flyer with information for Casey's EGU26 presentation. Image has a banner at the top with blue to red contours. Underneath is the EGU26 General Assembly logo and Casey's headshot, name and affiliation (NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies). A bolded presentation title reads "Global Extreme Heat Seasons Are Lengthening Asymmetrically." Next to a calendar icon is the presentation date (Monday, 04 May 2026), next to a clock icon is the time (08:35 - 08:55 CEST), and next to a location icon is the room number (Room N2). There is a QR code which links to the agenda at the following web page: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU26/EGU26-7630.html At the bottom of the flyer is the session title (Session NH1.9: Extreme heat: characterization, drivers, prediction and impacts in a warming climate).

🌊 Marine heatwave leaves critical Florida corals "functionally extinct" Following the record-breaking 2023 marine heatwave and the ninth mass coral bleaching, staghorn and elkhorn corals have dwindled to populations too small to reproduce oceanographicmagazine.com/news/marine-...

Marine heatwave leaves critical Florida corals "functionally extinct" - Oceanographic

Following a record-breaking marine heatwave in 2023 Florida's critical staghorn and elkhorn corals have been left 'functionally extinct.'

oceanographicmagazine.com

Hello folks! It's that exciting time of the year again for earth scientists! I'll be at #AGU24 to present a poster on coral ∆14C and ocean circulation in the tropical Atlantic. If you have some time Monday afternoon, please do come by and say hello! :) @agu.org

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