Research group of @borgak (Prof @unioslo@Biovitenskap@UniOslo_mn). Check out our ecotoxicology blog for our recent activities! https://t.co/ho21KTGZ8v?amp=1
We're the diverse research group of Prof
@BorgaK@UniOslo We study toxicants: exposure & accumulation in and btw ecosystems interactions & effects w/ natural stressors/climate change. Organisms range from tiny springtails/copepods/bumblebees🐛🐝 -> fish/birds 🐟🦅-> whales! 🐳
We looked at levels & intercorrelations of #legacy#PersistentOrganicPollutants, #dechloranes & #ChlorinatedParaffins
SCCPs & dechloranes positively correlated with recalcitrant POPs to a stronger extent than MCCPs or LCCPs, but all were surprisingly unrelated to dietary niche
🚨 New paper alert 🚨🥳🙌
We measured pollution levels in 10 species of marine mammals from Norway 🐳🐬🦭
See our video for the “general public” study summary 🫶
& keep reading ⬇️ for more details 🤓
#Openaccess@EnvSciTechgo.acs.org/av8#norwegianorcasurvey
Happy to announce the publication of our paper on phthalate contamination in marine mammals from Norway in #Marine#Pollution Bulletin
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@curious_smolt and I are co-first authors 😀
Summary of results here in my v. first infographic 🙈📊📈
Our #winter_research adventure continues today with Mathieu and Sophie joining the #Polar_Front Cruise. While I am proud of our winter expeditions and research, I fully aware of how challenging it can be with low temperatures, strong winds, waves and darkness @Arctic winter 1/2
On behalf of our research group, I will be giving a plenary talk about Seasonal and climate change effects on pollutant accumulations and effects in the Arctic marine food web. Exciting updates on #winter#multiple_stressors#pollutants, #TippingPoint#Arctic
🌍📚 Exciting News from Tromsø: Unraveling the Arctic's Past and Future! Join us at the international research conference from Nov 6th-9th, 2023, exploring the Arctic's rich history and uncertain future.
#ArcticResearch#Nansenlegacy#ArcticExplorationrb.gy/bykez
ALT Khuong V. Dinh standing in front of his factsheet, from the Nansen Legacy and the Department of biosciences, University in Oslo, Norway. Photo: Åslaug Brynildsen, UiO.
Attention UiO friends! @UniOslo@UiO_ResearchMN@unioslo_mn@biovitenskap
Don't miss @konnichiwadolph Leanne Rosser talking about her dolphin research in Japan, and this >> cool paper tomorrow at the AQUA/CEES double seminar! 13:15-15:00 in room 4426, Kristine Bonnevies hus 🐬
Gender reveal!🥳🐳
Psyched that a causal lunchtime chat with @DrAdamWarner@Raincoast at #PSEC ended with us determining sex in ALL our Norwegian orca samples today! 🤩🐳 Sneaky subadults - your secret is out! 😏😆 So cool to get value from every tiny leftover DNA!🤩 Thank you!🙏
Big congratulations Amalie for your excellent master defense today @BorgaK@BorgaGroup@biovitenskap Conducting a long term 3-stressor experiment with Arctic zooplankton was fascinating but highly challenging. You made it all!! @nansenlegacy
🚨NEW PAPER🚨 🇦🇶🛳️With climate change meaning the Arctic is becoming increasingly accessible to shipping, how can the supporting port infrastructure be developed in an environmentally responsible and sustainable way, with Arctic communities involved from the outset?
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Read more about our @forskningsradet project #multiwhale 🐳 in @unioslo_titantitan.uio.no/naturvitenskap/…
This whale is named Skye - she & her offspring are helping us understand the effect of multiple stressors in Norwegian killer whales. Knowledge about individuals is essential!🐳
Inspiring the next generation of biologists! Today our group member @CAndvik held a presentation at the @UniOslo open day about what it is like to study @biovitenskap at @unioslo_mn - and specifically her research on killer whales and pollutants. Lots of interested students!