Part one of the story of SWIMS whale – the blue whale skeleton that stood outside SWIMS building for almost 30 years.
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Dr Jon Cybulski @jonscibulski.bsky.social talks about the story of his latest paper: Historical Ecology of the Southern Central American Pacific Coast. With @odealab.bsky.social
More: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...
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The Area of Ecology and Biodiversity @ School of Biological Sciences @ HKU is recruiting tenure-track /associate/assistant professor. Watch this video to see the astonishing array of ecosystems and species in Hong Kong. To apply: jobs.hku.hk/en/job/53161...

Marine #algae, rich in proteins & essential nutrients, may soon be an important source of nutrition for humanity. SWIMS went #diving in #HongKong to get specimens of edible algae that may become part of a public exhibition. In the next post we will share photos of species of algae we collected.

City of Shells, a documentary about restoration of oyster reefs in #HongKong, is out. Prof Bayden Russell’s research group at SWIMS plays a key role in restoring our oyster reefs. Read this interview with Prof Russell to find out more, and you can watch City of Shells here: www.cityofshells.com