Reposted by Tia AnderliniJay T. Cullen @jaytcullen.bsky.social · 06/09/2026🌊 Lab members Dr. Tia Anderlini and Sofie Ohrling made a visit to the community of Grise Fjord today to talk about their work on trace metals. Our clean lab fit was very popular with the youngsters 😎. Thanks to Amundsen Science and the CCGS Amundsen for support 1121
Reposted by Tia AnderliniBecca Beutel @bbeutel.bsky.social · 27/11/2025My paper with Susan Allen, @jilian0717.bsky.social, @jaytcullen.bsky.social, & @tiaanderlini.bsky.social is out! We show how Pacific source waters shape property flux into the Salish Sea, and separate dynamical vs property-driven change—useful for understanding coastal conditions in a changing oceanbg.copernicus.orgWater property variability into a semi-enclosed sea dominated by dynamics, modulated by propertiesAbstract. The biogeochemistry of the Salish Sea is strongly connected to its Pacific Ocean inflow through Juan de Fuca Strait (JdF), which varies seasonally and interannually in both volume and proper... 054
Reposted by Tia AnderliniOcean Networks Canada @oceannetworks.ca · 02/10/20251/🧊 ONC is partnering to support the global delivery of research data from the first all-Canadian led scientific expedition to the Southern Ocean. The data will soon be available on ONC’s data portal, Oceans 3.0 and partners’ platforms. Full story 🔗 bit.ly/4n7CvmA 🧪 🌊#KnowTheOcean #CDNsci 195
Tia Anderlini @tiaanderlini.bsky.social · 17/09/2025Some of the greatest hits from Leg 4 of the 2025 CCGS Amundsen research trip so far. We are sampling for trace elements in the Tuvaijuittuq Marine Protected Area of the Queen Elizabeth Islands 🇨🇦 030
Reposted by Tia AnderliniJay T. Cullen @jaytcullen.bsky.social · 08/09/2025Intense FOMO but very happy to see @tiaanderlini.bsky.social and Sofie Ohrling of @seos-uvic.bsky.social @uvicscience.bsky.social off to a great start on CCGS Amundsen in the Canadian 🇨🇦 Arctic Archipelago. First trace element samples collected for 2025 for us in the North 0113
Reposted by Tia AnderliniJay T. Cullen @jaytcullen.bsky.social · 14/05/2025🌊🧪 Great write up of our involvement in the recent Canadian 🇨🇦 expedition to #Antarctica 🇦🇶 featuring newly graduated @tiaanderlini.bsky.social @seos-uvic.bsky.social @uvicscience.bsky.social . www.linkedin.com/pulse/dr-tia... 092
Tia Anderlini @tiaanderlini.bsky.social · 24/03/2025One more glamour shot of Admiralty Bay (South Shetland Islands) for a belated #worlddayforglaciers 1134
Tia Anderlini @tiaanderlini.bsky.social · 24/03/2025I was travelling during the first #worlddayforglaciers but here is a lil selection of my favourites from the past month in the Antarctic: 120
Reposted by Tia AnderliniUVic Science @uvicscience.bsky.social · 22/03/2025Welcome to Antarctica! PhD student Tia Anderlini (@tiaanderlini.bsky.social) is currently in Antarctica as a research scientist on board the HMCS Margaret Brooke. This trip marks the first circumnavigation of South America and visit to Antarctica by a Royal Canadian Navy vessel. #WorldWaterDay 1155
Reposted by Tia AnderliniUVic Science @uvicscience.bsky.social · 22/03/2025This #WorldWaterDay, the United Nations is focused on glacier preservation. UVic professor Jay Cullen (@jaytcullen.bsky.social) is focused on glaciers (and sea-ice, and permafrost) every day. Learn more about Dr. Cullen's research analyzing trace elements in the Arctic. www.uvic.ca/science/home...uvic.caMetals, microbes and the health of the Arctic - University of VictoriaMarch 22, 2025 | by Nicole Crozier... 2105
Tia Anderlini @tiaanderlini.bsky.social · 08/03/2025Sampling from small boats is hard work, but worth it for the view 😍 (and the science). Here we are heading out in Admiralty Bay in the South Shetland Islands to collect water samples from glacier fronts. 🇨🇦🇦🇶 010
Tia Anderlini @tiaanderlini.bsky.social · 08/03/2025Spending International Women's Day with these adventurous gals aboard HMCS Margaret Brooke! This is the first all-Canadian Antarctic expedition. We are currently wrapping up some scientific sampling in Port Foster, Deception Island. 🇨🇦🇦🇶 Photo credit: Cpl Connor Bennett, Canadian Armed Forces 060