Amy MacIntosh
@amygdala1997Zoologist 🦭| Ecotoxicology PhD student @Macquarie_Uni and @ANSTO 🦐🐟☢️ | Bookworm 🪱| adventuring in radioactive material from offshore oil and gas
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Had my first and absolute favourite @SkypeScientist at 5:30am (AEST) with an adorable and intelligent group of 1st graders from @dwightschool in Manhattan 🇺🇸 (secretly want to be a teacher) Incredible to hear 6 year-olds say zoologists protect and look after animals 😍 #SciComm
Want to know how metals behave in urban stormwater runoff? Check out our new paper by @_gone_fission doi.org/10.1016/j.watr…
A tribute to Prof Leanne Armand who passed away on 4 January 2022. earthsciences.anu.edu.au/people/academi… Leanne, my wish for you is to rest in peace, keep sparkling, and for your memory to live on through your wide circle of influence. I will miss you.
The @Space_Station is making several passes over Aotearoa New Zealand each day for the next couple of weeks - and here is the latest. Showing part of the South Island. Clear on the west - cloudy on the east side (over Dunedin).
Help! I'm looking to submit a paper to @STOTEN_journal (Science of the Total Environment), and am struggling a bit with the author guidelines on supplementary information. Can anyone point me to a paper they've published there that has a lot of supplementary info? Thank you!
Join me & @RosieRiots for a review of animals that you might not have even known were animals: carnation corals! We talk about what corals smell like, intense turf wars fought in super slow motion, & life as a hivemind of squishy clones. Check it out wherever you get podcasts 🌊
*PAID* 10-week marine science research internships for underrepresented minority students. App deadline 2/15 Online info sessions: Wednesday, January 12: 6-7pm Tuesday, January 18: 6-7pm For more info: mote.org/motereu
Almost a year since I was back home! Can't wait to see family and friends 😊
Kia Ora New Zealand! The @Space_Station made a pass directly over @Auckland_NZ on Jan 2, 2022, at 1:35PM NZDT. What a beautiful clear day. @1NewsNZ @3NewsNZ @NewshubNZ
Whoever knocks Djokovic out of the #AusOpen may never need to buy a beer In Australia ever again.
@amygdala1997, who I co-supervise, whose review on risks from marine oil and gas infrastructure was published this year, and who won the @SETAC_AU 2021 Thesis prize for ecotoxicology. She’s growing from strength to strength and is set to have a great 2022! doi.org/10.1080/106433…
An insider’s account of what’s going on in pathology labs with PCR testing. A source in the industry has verified that this is what’s happening. Private path has earned hundreds of millions out of this yet reportedly some labs closed for the hols. reddit.com/r/CoronavirusD…
Fuck. My #DP22 with the archaeologists was successful and funded, only a few months are Macquarie made us all redundant. Awkward. Aswan would have been nice.
Rare pink handfish spotted for first time in 22 years, off coast of Tasmania abc.net.au/news/2021-12-2…
PhD scholarship in Marine Molecular Ecology @UTS_Science @UTSResearch @nswdpi @SydneyMarine @FRDCAustralia #algae #oysters Apply by 10th January 2022, start in July. Email to Shauna.Murray@uts.edu.au, with cv and referees. International students welcome. Join us in Sydney!
Proud to be named among this diverse group of “influencers”. #highereducation
UNSW's Emma Johnston @DrEmmaLJohnston named one of Times Higher Ed's Faces of 2021 timeshighereducation.com/news/faces-202…
Stoked to be part of new research out on how hot springs affect protocell membranes (i.e. precursor to modern cell walls)! Working with @COoLLabSR's @ManeshJoshi1 and Sudha Rajamani, we used real hot spring samples in our experiments! @UNSWScience @PrebioticChem @NASAAstrobio
Delighted to share the latest paper from our lab @COoLLabSR, which is now online @Life_MDPI We thank @IISERPune @serbonline @ugc_india for all the support. Great collaboration with Martin J. Van Kranendonk & @steller_luke from @AussieAstrobio @UNSW mdpi.com/1408722 (1/4)
Project 2: Profiles of pollution. Working either side of the Severn Estuary on a wide range of radionuclides in sediments at ultra-trace levels. With Morten Andersen (CELTIC, Cardiff), @david_r1chards (BIG, Bristol) and @CefasRacs See findaphd.com/phds/project/n…
Project 1: New techniques for measurement of 210Pb. Chronology of pollutant transport and carbon accumulation in coastal sediments. #gammaspec vs #massspec. With @david_r1chards and Jamie Lewis – Bristol Isotope Group (BIG), and @CefasRacs See bristol.ac.uk/geography/cour…
Please RT: Two PhD opportunities with a focus on coastal sediments and environmental radioactivity. Developing new tools @GeogBristol, @UoBEarthScience, @CU_Earth and @CefasRacs, with support from @SWNuclearHub @GW4plusDTP (deadline 10 Jan 2022). Links below.
This announcement is a concern. The country needs to strongly fund fundamental research in addition to translational work. I wonder what this means for programs such as the DPs and CoEs which are meant to be focused on fundamental research? ministers.dese.gov.au/robert/new-dir…
It's ratified! Australia is now party to the Minamata Convention on Mercury 🐟🐟
3. AUSTRALIA RATIFIED THE MINAMATA CONVENTION ON MERCURY!!!! @minamataMEA @AusMercury This has been a long timing coming and we can all thank the incredible team at DAWE for making it happen - and with bipartisan support. #MakeMercuryHistory (4/4) awe.gov.au/environment/pr…
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