The High Energetic Costs Of Changing Colors In Octopus
"Changing colors is as energetically demanding for octopuses as jogging for 23 minutes is for humans."
by @GrrlScientist via #Medium
#octopus #SciComm #colors #energetics #physiology #camouflage #communication #thermoregulation https://medium.com/grrlscientist/the-high-energetic-costs-of-changing-colors-in-octopus-ebcfe63f4432
The High Energetic Costs Of Changing Colors In Octopus
"Changing colors is as energetically demanding for octopuses as jogging for 23 minutes is for humans."
by @grrlscientist via #Medium
#octopus #SciComm #colors #energetics #physiology #camouflage #communication #thermoregulation https://medium.com/grrlscientist/the-high-energetic-costs-of-changing-colors-in-octopus-ebcfe63f4432
Anyone happy to share a copy of:
Thickett, D. (2020B) Review of analysis for cultural heritage conservation, Current Topics in Analytical Chemistry 12:73-88
The High Energetic Costs Of Changing Colors In Octopus
"Changing colors is as energetically demanding for octopuses as jogging for 23 minutes is for humans."
by @grrlscientist via #Medium
#octopus #SciComm #colors #energetics #physiology #camouflage #communication #thermoregulation https://medium.com/grrlscientist/the-high-energetic-costs-of-changing-colors-in-octopus-ebcfe63f4432
'Reading is also writing.'
- David Mitchell
#DeZinVanDeLezing
'Verhalen kunnen prima zonder feiten, maar feiten kunnen niet zonder verhalen.'
- @ionica
#DeZinVanHetBoek
#BoekPerWeek 22/52 ★★★★★
Phenomenal. Here's a short review in 
:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/7467717214
En hier vertel ik in 
waarom boekje en lezing aanraders zijn:
https://verzameldezinnen.nl/2025/04/20/lessen-uit-de-verhalentoren-boekbespreking/
#Boeken @boeken
#Bookstodon @bookstodon
#Lezen #Read #Storytelling
#Wetenschap #Science
#SciComm @dutchscicomm
@EuroGeosciences Geocinema 2025 full lineup announced.
We're so thrilled to be included in this year's event.
Join Cluster member @jmunroe for the world premiere of 'a remarkable convergence' on May 1: https://bit.ly/EGU25_geocinema
My latest 'climate viz of the month' blog is now out and introduces my new timeline of global change (version 1): https://zacklabe.com/climate-viz-of-the-month/ #DataViz #SciComm #OpenData #OpenScience #ClimateChange
This week's #NewBooks at the library: A diverse trio of second-hand books: The Question of Animal Culture from Harvard University Press, The Limits to Growth Revisited from my favourite "collapsologist" Ugo Bardi, and #StrangerThings: Flight of Icarus.
#Books #Scicomm #Bookstodon #Ethology #AnimalBehavior #Economics @bookstodon
Massachusetts Space Week starts on Sunday! CEO Bill Diamond and Dr. Simon Steel will be joining the activities. Check their full schedule of events for more information: https://spaceconsortium.org/space-week-schedule/
New review, just in time for your Easter #FossilFriday: Palaeontologist Gregory Paul updates his field guide to dinosaurs again, ensuring it remains the largest and most up-to-date collection of skeletal diagrams in print.
#Books #BookReview #Bookstodon #Paleontology #Palaeontology #Dinosaurs #Fossils #Evolution #Scicomm @princetonupress @princetonnature @bookstodon
Interested in pursuing #SciComm as a profession? Then this new Master's program in Germany might be for you: tuition-free (also for international students), entirely taught in English, covering everything from #ScienceCommunication to #ScienceJournalism, #SciArt, public engagement and more.
https://www.hs-ansbach.de/en/master/science-communication/
Application period starts on May 1st.
Barnard's #Star has four #planets! But probably no life (yet) - YouTube
#SciComm #Science by #ParallaxNick
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geknMv5Ow30
Protocol for an #Asteroid Strike, #China Overtaking #NASA, #Mining the #Moon | Q&A 312 - YouTube #SciComm #Science #Astronomy by #FraserCain
Why Didn’t #Antimatter Destroy The #Universe? | LHC Breakthrough - YouTube #Science #Astronomy #SciComm by #PBSSpaceTime
How Ancient Martian Rocks May Have Helped Water Flow on Its Surface https://www.seti.org/how-ancient-martian-rocks-may-have-helped-water-flow-its-surface
A new hypothesis from SETI Institute scientist Dr. Janice Bishop and Dr. Melissa Lane from Fibernetics in Pennsylvania suggests underground water on #Mars could have formed clays and carbonates billions of years ago, either through subsurface reactions with rocks or precipitation from saturated pore waters.
“I urge you to ask this simple but critical question: What is my professional society actively doing to protect science right now?
Because silence isn't neutrality. It’s complicity. And science deserves better.”
#Science #Scicomm #Autocracy #Activism #ScienceMatters
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/trump-cuts-should-trigger-loud-protests-from-scientific-societies/
#PPOD: Portrait of comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko in natural color. This image was taken with the OSIRIS NAC camera on ESA's Rosetta mission on 5 August 2014 from a range of 123 kilometers. Originating in the Kuiper Belt, 67P is a Jupiter-family comet with an orbital period of 6.45 years and will reach its next perihelion in 2028. Credit: ESA / MPS / UPD / LAM / IAA / RSSD / INTA / UPM / DASP / IDA / Daniel Macháček
