Deep-Sea Biology Society
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Official account of the Deep-Sea Biology Society | #DSBSoc A society for student, academic and professional #DeepSea biologists. 🌊 🔗 dsbsoc.org 🔗 @dsbsoc-arts.bsky.social‬
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Members, have you seen the news?
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dsbsoc-arts.bsky.social
We are kicking off our ArtSea Matchmaking program next Monday, October 13th! Already 21 teams are matched - more pending - and we are very excited to meet you all ➡️ Check your emails for all details and the zoom links. See you soon! #artsea #artseamatchmaking #dsbsoc #sciart @dsbsoc.bsky.social
ArtSea Matchmaking Kick-Off October 13, two different times to accommodate time zones (9-10:30 CEST or 19-20:30 CEST.
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camerontrotter.bsky.social
Heading to Honolulu for #ICCV? 🌺 Ease into the week with my talk on automating detection of seafloor organisms around Antarctica for biodiversity monitoring! 🐙 Catch it at the Joint Workshop on Marine Vision, Oct 19, Room 318B, 09:50–10:20. 📄: arxiv.org/abs/2507.21665
Figure 2 from the linked paper, showing our methodology workflow. We take the seafloor training imagery and split it based on substrate, depth, and seafloor angle. This is then patched down and processed using SAHI, which allows us to train an object detection model on a patch-level, retaining resolution. We then postprocess the detections, reprojecting them back to their location on the original image.
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Our #CorpsofExploration witnessed this #CasperOctopus from the suborder Incirrata while exploring a series of knoll hills in the central region of the #CookIslands' waters while diving over 4,100 meters (13,000+ feet) deep www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNjQ...
Casper Octopus in the Deep Sea of the Cook Islands | Nautilus Live
YouTube video by EVNautilus
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fishevo.bsky.social
Our Special issue on Visual Ecology in Challenging Environments is out: #coral reef & #deep-sea fishes, #reindeers on polar daylight, #bioluminescence, non-visual #pigments & life in dark caves. Happy to co-edit with Sara Stieb + thks to all contributors! See in Functional Ecology: buff.ly/z5AYxZQ
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christyschnitz.bsky.social
Now Hiring! Whitney Laboratory Assistant/Associate Professor in Marine Bioscience
Apply & More Info - explore.jobs.ufl.edu/en-us/job/53...
We seek a creative, collaborative scientist whose research harnesses or advances cutting-edge tools. Please help spread the word & reach out with any questions!
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deepstewardship.bsky.social
🌊 Have you read the latest Deep-Sea Round-Up
Don't miss:
🔹 How sharks could be affected by deep-sea mining
🔹 The effects of microplastics on benthic biochemistry

📬 Read the 9 Oct issue and subscribe to get the latest deep-sea science in your inbox every week! buff.ly/4Mn2gmz
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🌊 DOSI is at #IUCNCongress with a delegation and booth, sharing deep-sea science and policy insights. The message so far is clear: science, knowledge, and collective action are essential for the ocean and those who depend on it.
🔑 highlights so far 🧵 👇
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squamiferum.bsky.social
[New Paper] names Chaetoderma naga, a gigantic (>13 cm) new worm-mollusc from a cold seep! Like its sister-species C. shenloong, it probably relies on endosymbiotic bacteria for energy. We named it after Nāga, a snake-god from Asian mythologies!

Out now in Moll. Res., LINK: doi.org/10.1080/1323...
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mvfukuda.bsky.social
And fresh from the oven, stressing the importance of Taxonomy for our understanding of benthic marine ecosystems.

tinyurl.com/ywmnkd99
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camerontrotter.bsky.social
Great time at this year’s NERC Digital Gathering, chatting with colleagues from across NERC-funded centres and sharing ideas about the role of emerging technologies in environmental science.

Lots of interesting discussion from my talk on Southern Ocean benthic image analysis using computer vision!
A photo showing myself (top-left) standing in front of a room of people (4 in shot) giving a talk. I am standing next to a presentation slide (top-right) displaying 4 QR codes directing to our research paper, code, dataset, and guide.
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[New Paper] Two shrimp species, Rimicaris loihi and R. cambonae, live side by side at hydrothermal vents — yet remain genetically distinct. Our genomic data and decadal sampling reveal insights on their demography and speciation!

Out now in Molecular Ecology, OPEN ACCESS: doi.org/10.1111/mec....
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snbogan.bsky.social
Excited to share this work, out today in MBE! In polar fishes, we found that antifreeze protein genes expanded in copy number at low temperatures and contracted in the deep sea, highlighting a role of depth and pressure in AFP evolution.

🔗 academic.oup.com/mbe/article/...
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elinthom.bsky.social
We’re at the #IUCN World Conservation Congress in Abu Dhabi this week 🌍

Come say hi and learn about the deep ocean at our Deep-Sea Booth 🌊
& follow @deepstewardship.bsky.social for updates on our activities at the Congress!
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nhmsystbiodiv.bsky.social
#TaxonomyTuesday Choi et al. report the discovery of two new ciliate species – 𝘿𝙮𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙖 𝙗𝙧𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙘𝙖𝙪𝙙𝙖 and 𝘿𝙮𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙖 𝙥𝙖𝙧𝙖𝙨𝙚𝙢𝙞𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙨 – from hydrothermal vent field environments along the Central Indian Ridge in the Indian Ocean, at depths of 1978 m and 2523 m, respectively. Read more: buff.ly/hfng3xg
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Abstract submissions for @wcmb2026.bsky.social are now OPEN!

Want to contribute your ideas, research, and insights? Start preparing your abstract today!

Details: www.wcmb2026.org/call-abstracts

@unoceandecade.bsky.social @vliz.be #WCMB2026 #marinebiodiversity
dsbsoc.bsky.social
Members, have you seen the news?
Follow @dsbsoc-arts.bsky.social for more exciting updates on the ArtSea program!!
dsbsoc-arts.bsky.social
We are kicking off our ArtSea Matchmaking program next Monday, October 13th! Already 21 teams are matched - more pending - and we are very excited to meet you all ➡️ Check your emails for all details and the zoom links. See you soon! #artsea #artseamatchmaking #dsbsoc #sciart @dsbsoc.bsky.social
ArtSea Matchmaking Kick-Off October 13, two different times to accommodate time zones (9-10:30 CEST or 19-20:30 CEST.
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katycroffbell.bsky.social
This week in open-access deep sea research...🌊🧪

For more, subscribe to the @deepstewardship.bsky.social Deep Sea Round Up!
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deepseadawn.bsky.social
On ocean exploration, Black excellence, and the power of nerdiness ...

New "Black Nerds Matter" podcast

#Blacksky 🌊 🦑 ⚒️ 🌎 🌍 🌏 #geosky #GISchat #geogchat

www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM-6... or

open.spotify.com/episode/1Pwg...
Banner for this episode of Black Nerds Matter showing picture of Dawn Wright with her new Black Nerds Matter coffee cup and t-shirt (both sporting a graphic of a young Black man SCUBA diving through a beautiful coral reef).
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filiphusnik.bsky.social
OIST is seeking up to four tenure-track or tenured faculty in Ecology, Environmental Science, Earth Science, and Oceanography. Application deadline: Oct 15. Please share. Thx!
www.oist.jp/careers/facu...
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whoi.edu
Are you curious about graduate studies in ocean science or engineering? Find out if the #MIT_WHOI Joint Program is right for you at our virtual info session on Wednesday, October 8 at 6 pm (EST)!

📲Get the details and register: mit.whoi.edu/admissions/info-sessions
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georgeimatsumoto.bsky.social
🧪📍🌊 🦑🍎 The 2026 Hollings scholarship is now open until 1/31/26. During the U.S. Govt shutdown, the application will remain open, but staff are unavailable to answer questions or provide assistance. Learn more about the program and check out our resources for applicants: lnkd.in/eE2rfbr7
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planulara.bsky.social
Adding feeding polyps to my Bubblegum coral model!
Only one side has open polyps - just like in real colonies, where the side facing the current feeds. When retracted, the soft polyp tissue tucks safely into the skeleton #paragorgia #deepsea #unseenoceancollective
@unseenocean.bsky.social