Tag: oceanography

• Conferencing on nutrient limitation

  

  Get in the first row of my conferencing at the IX International Symposium on Marine Sciences in Valencia, Spain.

  Aja Trebec

  July 3, 2024

  Canary Archipelago, Climate change, oceanography

  algae, Canary Islands, Climate change, nutrient limitation, oceanography, phytoplankton

• Undust the dust

  

  We will be undusting a huge topic in science. Read more as we tackle into its complexity in understanding how it affects marine life.

  Aja Trebec

  February 27, 2023

  Algae & Marine Plants, Canary Archipelago, oceanography

  algae, Calima, Canary Islands, dust deposition, dust storm, oceanography, primary poductivity, Saharan dust, stress factor

• 1st scientific cruise experience

  

  Three weeks in, I am starting to get a great grip of the dynamics created on board of the Sarmiento de Gamboa, an oceanographic cruise that is currently travelling through the southern part of the Canary Islands, in search of eddies.

  Aja Trebec

  September 9, 2022

  Canary Archipelago, deep sea, oceanography

  Atlantic Ocean, Canary Islands, eddy, fieldwork, life at sea, navigation, oceanic eddies, oceanography, sailors, scientific cruise

• The Deep Chlorophyll Maximum

  

  A layer where light from above and nutrients from below become the resources for the survival of phytoplankton species.

  Aja Trebec

  January 9, 2022

  Algae & Marine Plants, Climate change, oceanography, Processes

  biogeochemistry, biological pump, Climate change, DCM, deep clorophyll maximum, global warming, nutrient export, oceanic eddy, oceanography, physics, phytoplankton, primary production

• The Branches of The South

  

  Today we will talk about one of the oceans that have a huge power in the global circulation, in the climate regulation and also in the biological distribution all around the globe: the Southern ocean.

  Maria & Aja

  August 4, 2019

  Climate change, oceanography

  antarctic, oceanography