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  2. 16 uur geleden

    : I've been down 2.7km into the depths of the ocean. The bioluminescence is like fireworks. You are surrounded by amazing creatures - some of them never before seen. The scariest thing? You can't pee for 9 hours... [paraphrase from ]

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    Didn't make it to ? Get the highlights from the podcast! Hosted by , featuring & a lot of Tiger beer. Photo from today's live recording!

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  4. 16 uur geleden

    . raw honesty: “I’m often the only person of color in oceanography cruises I’m on”. This is especially true for the expensive field of deep sea research and need to change!

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  5. 17 uur geleden

    70% of countries have deepsea ecosystems, but only 16% have the capability/resources to do deep sea science

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  6. 17 uur geleden

    : Not including everyone in the conversation about conservation, protection and exploration? This is what happens.

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    : Only 16% of countries with deep sea environment within their waters have the scientific capacity to access it

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  8. 18 uur geleden

    closing plenary speaker reminds us that science is all about seizing opportunities. Couldn’t agree more!

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  9. 18 uur geleden

    Want to watch live-streamed video of deep sea exploration? You can RIGHT NOW tells delegates. 2 boats currently streaming.

    4 retweets 8 vind-ik-leuks
  10. 18 uur geleden

    Deep Sea Diva! - my latest crush 😍 exploring and researching the deep sea

    2 antwoorden 5 retweets 10 vind-ik-leuks
  11. 18 uur geleden

    3.7m people engaged with the - that is an impressive audience!

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  12. 18 uur geleden

    Great to see being used as a way to collect data and find out why people love Includes a tweet from !

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  13. 18 uur geleden

    . uses telepresence- live streaming- to share deep sea experiences with people who couldn’t join in person but who can help with the exploration and discovery. Research and awareness win!

    2 antwoorden 11 retweets 19 vind-ik-leuks
  14. 18 uur geleden

    Deep sea shrimp. one of the first people to ever witness this. She cried a lot.

    6 retweets 9 vind-ik-leuks
  15. 18 uur geleden

    Telepresence is where you report live from a situation (e.g. ) and make your audience feel more connected.

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  16. 18 uur geleden

    keynote, helped share the discovery of a whale skeleton found in Antarctica with 9 new species and launched into a flourishing career:

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  17. 18 uur geleden

    : On every deep sea expedition she’s ever been on, there’s been human trash on the sea floor. Spam cans, beer cans, household appliances

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  18. 18 uur geleden

    Giving plenary, suggests foreign researchers doing deep sea studies in small island stares should take local researchers on vessel. Would be great if this happened every time!

    2 antwoorden 8 retweets 12 vind-ik-leuks
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  19. 18 uur geleden

    : “Engagement needs to be a part of science.” YES! Diva talks about twitter, giving talks, press releasing publications, etc.

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  20. 18 uur geleden

    Sharing stories of the deep- brings mysteries into the light through at

    6 retweets 9 vind-ik-leuks
  21. 18 uur geleden

    closing an amazing week of with her plenary for

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