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We dream and plan but often don't act to make these dreams come true. Has that ever happened to you? What the science tells us about this read in our new issue. The link is in my bio.

Today's haiku from Nancie Zivetz-Gertler. 🌳 🧑🤝🧑 🌳 If you have ever wondered about the interconnectedness of the underground network of trees and the forest ecosystem, look at this blog post from Science in the News. https://buff.ly/4aEf5zK

New paper out in EGU Ocean Science! We present hadal CTD observations from the Southern Ocean, Indian Ocean, and western Pacific. We found that trench locations impact the water characteristics over these depths. Moving northward, they generally warmed but differed due to their position along bottom water circulation paths. https://lnkd.in/ggHp3z77

Longleaf Pine Tree for 12 Trees: The Deep Roots of Our Future By: Daniel Lewis, PhD. Ink on paper. Fire is an important element to the life of these resilient trees. https://lnkd.in/gY6Gn2aJ

New Paper | Experts from around the world outline ways to expand research into how scents from natural settings impact human health. A new paper published in Science Magazine's Science Advances, brings together interdisciplinary research from olfaction, psychology, ecology, public health, atmospheric science, and other fields to investigate how nature affects one of human's least appreciated senses: smell. The human nose is packed with hundreds of olfactory receptors: sophisticated chemical sensors. The paper's co-authors, including #GretchenDaily, want to change what we know about how human activity that pollutes or reduces habitats that release beneficial scents alters nature’s olfactory footprint. Read more: bit.ly/44MLwJV

The mesmerizing phenomenon of two oceans meeting without mixing has fascinated scientists and travelers for centuries. This rare natural occurrence occurs at several locations around the world and is a captivating sight to witness. In this article, we will delve into the science behind this remarkable event, explore some of the most famous spots where this happens, and answer common questions about this fascinating phenomenon. https://lnkd.in/d2VZ_48w

Matters Microbial #33: Ancient Fats in Modern Microbes with Paula Welander 〰️ Dr. Paula Welander, Associate Professor of Environmental Earth System Science at Stanford University (and #DocMartian #4), joins the #QualityQuorum to discuss the work she and her colleagues are doing probing at early life by studying lipid biosignatures that can appear in the fossil record —and the role that cholesterol and related molecules have on microbial life. 📺 https://bit.ly/3IZq76d

🌊 **New Article Alert!** Discover the fascinating connection between oceanic dark oxygen, freshwater reservoirs, and their implications for meat science in my latest article. In this piece, I delve into the intricate processes shaping our marine environment and explore how these insights can revolutionize our understanding and practices in the meat industry. Whether you're a science enthusiast or a professional in the meat science field, this chapter offers a compelling exploration of natural phenomena with practical applications. Don't miss out on this insightful read!

📢 New paper alert 📢 Dr Queenie Chan cowrote a paper with Prof Hideko Nomura and Prof Hikaru Yabuta published in the issue “Extraterrestrial Organic Matter” in Element. Have a look at this issue, you will find a range of interesting papers describing organic matter in interstellar medium🌌, to meteorites ☄️, to the early Earth 🌏. DOI: https://lnkd.in/dV6n_7iB