Marie Curie global fellow, fascinated by all polar animals, especially the zooplankton. Also enjoys skating, hiking, skiing, and being in nature of all kinds,

Joined July 2012
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Alison Cleary retweeted
On average, each person has about 10 species of parasites (roughly a few 100s of organisms in total), of the few hundreds that are linked to us in that way. But.. What about copepods? Well, if you are interested, you might want to read this paper! doi.org/10.1007/s00300-022-0…
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Read about my latest research in this week's New Scientist! x.com/newscientist/status/14…

Antarctic fur seals have risen and fallen over the past 50,000 years as the climate has changed, and the finding might help us protect them into the future bit.ly/3AToQba
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Research done @AgderUniversity
Did you know Antarctic krill are the most abundant animal on earth? #bbcearthpresentersearch
Gekko toes! @calacademy
Alison Cleary retweeted
16 Feb 2017
Behold, the gargantuan stick insect! scifri.me/sk
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Hey @REI! Turns out the Elements jacket is not only great for staying warm and dry - it's also a butterfly attractant!
Thanks for the great sunrise tour @MuirWoodsNPS!
Crochet t-shirt yarn basket tutorial! ultrapenguinsinspace.wordpre…
Some of the eDNA meta-meeting group! x.com/SeaDNAproject/status/7…

Alison Cleary retweeted
Great talk by Dr Alison Cleary this morning on finding out what copepods had for lunch! gso.uri.edu/blog/cleary-stud…

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A little story about my science adventures in the Arcitc! news.uri.edu/releases/?id=78…

Skiing across Adventdalen! ultrapenguinsinspace.wordpre…
Kransekake! (Culinary adventures part 4 of many) ultrapenguinsinspace.wordpre…
Culinary Adventures part 3 of many! ultrapenguinsinspace.wordpre…