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A digitally edited image of a sea turtle swimming above a vibrant coral reef, with small fish in the background. An overlaid graphic of a flaming Earth with a thermometer symbolizes global warming and its impact on marine ecosystems. The image highlights the connection between climate change and the survival of coral reefs and marine life
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Can Coral Reefs Beat the Heat? A New Study Offers a Surprising Answer

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A digitally edited image of Alabra Atoll, an isolated tropical island surrounded by deep blue ocean waters. Overlaid on the image is a cartoon superhero wearing a blue suit, brown boots, and a flowing cape, flying over the island with a determined expression. The artwork combines real satellite imagery with playful illustration, symbolizing protection or conservation efforts for remote ecosystems.
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A digitally edited image of a black sea urchin on a coral reef, with cartoon-like virus icons overlaid, symbolizing disease or environmental threats. The background features a vibrant underwater ecosystem with corals and clear blue water. The combination of real marine life and illustrated pathogens highlights concerns about marine biodiversity and the impact of disease on sea urchin populations.
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Marine Pandemics Are Becoming a Growing Threat to Our Seas
A digitally edited image of a sea turtle swimming above a vibrant coral reef, with small fish in the background. An overlaid graphic of a flaming Earth with a thermometer symbolizes global warming and its impact on marine ecosystems. The image highlights the connection between climate change and the survival of coral reefs and marine life
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Can Coral Reefs Beat the Heat? A New Study Offers a Surprising Answer
A digitally edited image of an underwater coral reef scene features a watercolor-style shark swimming among vibrant orange and black fish. The coral reef is rich in detail, showcasing various types of coral formations. The mix of realistic marine life and the artistic shark creates a striking contrast, blending art with nature in a visually engaging way
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Feeling stuck in your Science career is exhausting Feeling stuck in your Science career is exhausting. Here's how you can stay sane while job hunting Applying feels like a full-time job. Rejections sting. Waiting is frustrating. But you don’t have to burn out. Here’s how to protect your purpose, science, and impact: • Detach self-worth from applications. Your value isn’t a job offer. • Set a job search schedule. Avoid the 24/7 stress loop. • Track progress, not just rejections. Small wins count. • Stay connected. Community makes all the difference. What’s been the hardest part of your job search?
A deadly pandemic is sweeping through the ocean. A deadly pandemic is sweeping through the ocean. Here are 3 reasons why this should concern everyone: • Sea urchins are disappearing. These spiky creatures are vital to coral reefs, preventing algae from choking marine ecosystems. • The disease is spreading fast. First in the Caribbean, now in the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean—entire populations vanish in 48 hours. • Science is racing against time. Without urgent action, coral reefs may never recover. Academia works hard to advance science, but translating discoveries into action isn’t always easy. What happens when research uncovers a crisis unfolding in real time? What’s a scientific discovery that made you rethink everything?
Feeling stuck in your career is exhausting. Here a Feeling stuck in your career is exhausting. Here are 3 ways to reignite your passion for science. I know the feeling. You once loved academia. Now, every day feels like a grind. You’re doing important work, but it lacks purpose. You want to make an impact, but feel invisible. You wonder if leaving science is the only option. Here’s how to break free: • Revisit your why → What made you love science? • Expand your options → Purpose isn’t tied to one path. • Talk to people who left academia → Perspective changes everything. Feeling stuck doesn’t mean you’re out of options. What’s the hardest part about feeling stuck in your career?
“How to Craft a Resume That Translates Your Scie “How to Craft a Resume That Translates Your Science Skills.” Dear academic in transition: Your resume is costing you jobs. Your research? Impressive. Your skills? Valuable. But hiring managers don’t speak academia. Here’s how to translate your science skills into impact: • Teaching → Public speaking & training • Research → Data analysis & problem-solving • Grant writing → Fundraising & strategic planning • Collaboration → Cross-sector teamwork & leadership Your skills are transferable. Your purpose isn’t tied to academia. What’s the hardest part of writing your resume?
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