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Meet @floridastateuniversity's newest storm-chasing scientists! ⛈️

On Oct. 9, @fsueoas students Tan Dao (left) and Diego Barbero (right) boarded a @noaa P-3 aircraft and flew into Hurricane Isaias, giving them a firsthand look at how scientists collect data to improve forecasts, inform the public and protect communities.

Dao is pursuing a master's, while Barbero is working toward a bachelor's, both in meteorology.

To check out the full story, tap 'News' at the #linkinbio.

📸 (All provided by Tan Dao) FSU students Tan Dao (left) and Diego Barbero (right) board a NOAA P-3 aircraft that flies into the eye of Hurricane Isaias.

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The most special send-off from ~ a dozen dolphin friends to close out our last day of the field season/my last day in the field before I graduate. It’s been such a privilege to work out here the last couple years (and I’ll prob have to be making another post just to appreciate this habitat some more). Encounters like these while we’re out in the office never get old 🐬🌈

(Yeah yeah these dolphins were prob mating but I’m telling myself they were saying bye and thanks for a great season!)

Song is Field Trip by Thomas Newman from Finding Nemo. I don’t own it nor do I claim to so Disney please don’t mute it thx <3

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Sharon Nicholson, a Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor Emerita in @fsueoas, has earned the 2027 Hydrologic Sciences Medal from @ametsoc!

To learn more about breakthrough achievements made during Nicholson’s career — which include disproving accepted climate concepts and discovering several previously unknown phenomena, with a focus on the African continent — tap 'News' at the #linkinbio. Photo of Sharon Nicholson, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor Emerita of Meteorology and Environmental Science, standing in a dune field of the Namib Desert, which stretches along the coast of southwestern Africa.

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This week Andrew was invited to be a guest lecturer at FSU for an Environmental Science course. He spoke on Florida’s growth and what it means for the environment and our natural resources. A huge thanks to Dr. Fender for the invitation! 🐠📚

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Got a question about astrophysics, neuroscience and GLP-1s, the weather, or coral reef ecology? 🤔

@fsuartssciences experts on these topics will be available for questions during the next Ask a Scientist event this Friday, Oct. 2!

As part of @railroadsquare's monthly First Friday festivities, Ask a Scientist brings research to the public, and you can find our experts near the Breezeway Plaza from 6-9 p.m.

▶️ David Collins (top left), a professor in @fsuphysics, researches the formation of stars by simulating magnetized turbulence in space.

▶️ Linda Rinaman (top right), a distinguished research professor in @fsuneuroscience and @fsupsychologydept, studies the neurological mechanisms behind food intake, specifically the GLP-1 system.

▶️ Robert Hart (middle left), a professor of meteorology in @fsueoas, conducts research on tropical cyclones, synoptic-dynamic meteorology and more.

▶️ Ryan Truchelut (middle right) earned his doctorate in meteorology from @floridastateuniversity in 2015. Shortly after, he co-founded WeatherTiger, a Tallahassee-based company that provides customized seasonal weather forecasts and full-spectrum decision support for a wide range of markets.

▶️ Amy Baco-Taylor (bottom right), a professor of oceanography and environmental science in @fsueoas, studies deep-sea coral ecology, marine molecular ecology and more.

For event details, visit: bit.ly/4hikfae. Clockwise from top left: David Collins, Linda Rinaman, Robert Hart, Ryan Truchelut and Amy Baco-Taylor.

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Visiting @fsueoas today!

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Nice thunderstorm off the coast this morning! @fsueoas

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Some interesting close range thunderstorm observations collected early this morning by @fsueoas students⛈️📡

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Join ODK on Thursday, September 24th for our first GBM of the year.

To kick off our Leadership as an Ecosystem series, we are excited to welcome Dr. Jeff Chanton and Sustainable Campus to lead a conversation about sustainability, community activism, and environmental research.

Who: Anyone!
When: Thursday September 24th, 6:30pm-8:00pm
Where: Dunlap Student Success Center (DSC 2201/2202)

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