#OSM26 So Long, and Thanks for All the Talks!

Green Seas Lab is delighted to announce that we had a great Ocean Science meeting were we got to present our work both via a talk, posters and an eLightning presentation.

If want to follow our work: elgetti.wordpress.com

#seagrass #GHG #microsensors

#EGU25 is underway and Tage is ready to show you how #microsensors can be applied in your #research application. So if you are looking to perform microscale measurements of O₂, N₂O, H₂, NO, H₂S, pH, redox, temperature, or electric potential, meet Tage for a talk and a chocolate at booth 47.

Looking at microbial mats and diatoms in anoxic sediments of #LakeOfConstance using #microsensors 🔬 and #ScientificDivers for a safe deployment 🤿
Thanks to members of #AGKroth & #AGSchleheck @unikonstanz.bsky.social and Dirk de Beer
@mpimarinemicrobio.bsky.social

Smart Dust —  The Future of IoT with Microscopic Sensors

Read more: link.medium.com/zD9tui2c5Nb

#SmartDust #IoT #Nanotechnology #Sensors #Microsensors #EmergingTech #Innovation #FutureOfTechnology #TechTrends #IndustrialIoT #NextGenTech

High temporal resolution of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) dynamics during heat stress does not support a ... Human-induced climate change is causing ocean warming that triggers the breakdown of the coral–algal symbiosis. The proximate cause of this phenomenon, known as coral bleaching, is commonly attribut...

new work evidencing that H2O2 (ROS) is neither trigger nor smoking gun of coral bleaching kudos to Marlen & all authors! doi.org/10.1007/s003... #CBASS #microsensors #ROS @unikonstanz.bsky.social @icrs.bsky.social