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Marine Conservation Group @hifmb.bsky.social

@marineconservation.bsky.social
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We conduct fundamental and applied research as the basis for science based conservation and restoration strategies. We combine ecological and evolutionary approaches to bridge the wide temporal and spatial scales characteristic of coral reef development.

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Iliana Baums @ibaums.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
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Doktorand:in im Bereich Populationsgenetik und Naturschutzgenomik von Korallen (w/d/x/m) - Bewerbung | Alfred-Wegener-Institut Bewerberportal
Doktorand:in im Bereich Populationsgenetik und Naturschutzgenomik von Korallen (w/d/x/m) - Bewerbung | Alfred-Wegener-Institut Bewerberportal
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Iliana Baums @ibaums.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
The marine conservation group @hifmb.de is looking for a postdoc and a Phd student to study coral genomics and conservation genetics. Join us to develop solutions for coral conservation and dive into the world of early branching metazoans: Deadlines coming up fast. jobs.awi.de/Vacancies/21...
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Postdoktorand:in im Bereich Genomik von Korallenpopulationen und Naturschutzgenetik (x/d/w/m) - Bewerbung | Alfred-Wegener-Institut Bewerberportal
Postdoktorand:in im Bereich Genomik von Korallenpopulationen und Naturschutzgenetik (x/d/w/m) - Bewerbung | Alfred-Wegener-Institut Bewerberportal
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Iliana Baums @ibaums.bsky.social · 05/02/2025
New preprint: corals respond to heat stress with alternative splicing. I was going to write a summary of the findings, give props to the lead author, Kate Stankiewicz, etc... perhaps another day when not half of NSF folk's jobs are threatened. Anyway, have a look: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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Heat-responsive dynamic shifts in alternative splicing of the coral Acropora cervicornis
Climate change has caused drastic declines in corals. As sessile organisms, response to shifting environmental conditions may include changes in gene expression, epigenetic modifications, or the micro...
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