Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography
@aslo
The leading international professional organization for researchers and educators in the field of aquatic science. www.aslo.org. #ASLO_LO #ASLO_Methods #ASLO_Letters #ASLO_Bulletin #ASLO27
Explore the latest issue of the #ASLO_Bulletin! Issue includes pieces on collaboration and co-authorship, the #ASLO Emerging Fellows program, career pathways beyond academia, tributes honoring the memory of three influential scientists, and more at: aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15396088...
Looking to get more involved in #ASLO? Join the Student Resources & Activities Committee #ASLO_SRAC and help support student programs, resources, networking, and community building across aquatic sciences. Applications due tomorrow, July 11: www.aslo.org/call-student... #limnology #oceanography
Join us in congratulating Sarah Hasnain and Katherine Gallagher, ASLO's 2026 & 2027 Raelyn Cole Editorial Fellows! We look forward to their contributions as they work with the ASLO editors on publishing, peer review, and science communication, and more. Read more here: www.aslo.org/announcing-2...
Today's #MethodsMonday highlights a system published in #ASLO_Methods by Rodrigues et al. that simulates IPCC climate scenarios in aquatic #mesocosms, helping researchers study freshwater ecosystem responses to #climatechange. Check it out here: doi.org/10.1002/lom3...
Methods are at the core of #oceanscience research and this #MethodsMonday we are highlighting our ongoing joint society special collection focused on the UN Decade of Ocean Science. Find out more & submit your work: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1... #ASLO_Methods #oceandecade
This week’s #MethodsMonday highlights a new automated approach designed to make #GHG sampling more efficient and reliable in the field using an automated gas bag collection system Read authors Mohammad Arar et al. article in #ASLO_Methods: doi.org/10.1002/lom3...
New on the LOREX blog for #FieldworkFriday: Megan Berberich reflects on eight weeks of fieldwork in Umeå, Sweden, studying methane and carbon dioxide dynamics across boreal streams. Read “A Summer of Fieldwork in Northern Sweden”: bit.ly/LOREXBlog #aquaticscience #limnology #ASLO
How do you sample plankton beneath sea ice? This #MethodsMonday, Eleanor Barry et al. introduce the IceShark, enabling easier sampling at the ice–water interface in extreme sub-zero conditions. A new step toward understanding polar plankton ecosystems! 📄 #ASLO_Methods: doi.org/10.1002/lom3...
ASLO stands firm with the scientific community in expressing serious concerns about the proposed OMB rule on federal financial assistance. See the full statement here: www.aslo.org/aslo-comment...
(5/5) A new method enables continuous measurement of dissolved inorganic carbon fluxes from pumping suspension feeders, improving our understanding of their role in aquatic carbon cycling. This approach captures dynamic processes often missed by discrete sampling. 🔗 doi.org/10.1002/lom3...
(4/5) This study integrates optical imaging with traditional net sampling to better capture plankton community structure across diverse marine environments. The method enhances resolution and complements existing survey approaches. 🔗 doi.org/10.1002/lom3...
(3/5) A low-cost, open-source system allows researchers to simulate realistic heatwave conditions in laboratory experiments. This method improves the study of climate-driven changes in aquatic systems. 🔗 doi.org/10.1002/lom3...
(2/5) The IceShark enables efficient sampling of plankton beneath sea ice, opening access to previously hard-to-reach ecosystems. This approach improves our ability to study polar aquatic processes. 🔗 doi.org/10.1002/lom3...
(1/5) Today’s #MethodsMonday spotlights #WorldOceanDay 🌊 by highlighting recent articles in #ASLO_Methods advancing innovation in marine research tools and approaches. To read these & many more methods articles, check out the highlights below 👇 #ASLO #oceanography #limnology #aquaticscience
The James E. Cloern Early Career Publication Honor provides publication support, including a waiver of the publication cost, for an OA article published in an ASLO journal! Have questions? Join the Raelyn Cole Editorial Fellows for a Q+A tomorrow 2 June at 10 am ET! www.aslo.org/2026-james-e...
#ASLO has named Dr. Lasse Riemann as the new Editor-in-Chief of #ASLO_Letters ! Dr. Riemann brings expertise in aquatic microbiology and a vision for advancing this high-impact, open access journal. Please join us in welcoming Lasse to the ASLO editorial team! www.aslo.org/lasse-rieman...
Join us in congratulating the newly elected #ASLO members on the Board of Directors! We also thank outgoing Board members Pat Glibert, Kerri Finlay, Maria González, Elizabeth Harvey, and Abigail Kreuser for their outstanding service to ASLO. Read announcement: www.aslo.org/2026-aslo-el...
ASLO is accepting session proposals for the 2027 Aquatic Sciences Meeting happening 28 February–5 March 2027 in San Juan, Puerto Rico! Propose a special session related to the meeting theme or other emerging topics in aquatic sciences at www.aslo.org/san-juan-202... #ASLO27 #AquaticSciences
#ASLOSIL26 attendees: please join us for our final plenary session. Robert Arlinghaus will discuss how to integrate across disciplines. We will also honor the life & legacy of Jan Peter Amend, Sarah M. Collins, and Beth Hundey in the Bertics Memorial Award presentations. @sil-limnology.bsky.social
The Martin award was presented to Andréa G Grottoli et al. (2006) for fundamentally altering our understanding of coral nutrition and resilience in an era of climate change, representing a true paradigm shift in coral reef ecology.
Alanna Lecher is the Yentsch-Schindler awardee for her pioneering research that applies a holistic view of groundwater processes across aquatic ecosystems and coastal archaeological landscapes as well as her dedication to teaching and translational work with stakeholders.
Louis Legendre is the Redfield awardee for his five decades of groundbreaking research into the interplay between physics, chemistry and biology in the functioning of the Earth’s aquatic environments & his outstanding contributions to the education and mentoring of generations of aquatic scientists.
John Downing is the recipient of the 2026 Tommy and Eyvette Edmondson Distinguished Service Award for his principled and ethical guidance of ASLO through a period of profound organizational change that has brought stability, and fortified ASLO's ability to support our global membership.
Today is the last day of ASLO-SIL 2026! We have a full day of concurrent scientific sessions as well as today's plenary with Robert Arlinghaus and the ASLO Bertics Memorial Award presentations. Read more: www.aslo.org/aslo-sil-2026/ @sil-limnology.bsky.social #ASLOSIL26
Starting now at #ASLOSIL26: Amplifying Voices in Aquatic Sciences: Aquatic Confluence. See you there!
Want to learn more about science blogging and translation? Join #ASLO Science Communication Intern Angelique Rosa Marín for "Multilingual Science Blogging" during the lunch break workshops! #ASLOSIL26
While you are exploring the exhibits and posters, don't forget to stop by the interactive art display "Water as a Spirit and a Teacher: Film, Poetry and Sound" curated by students from student-led collective Fleeting Form Studio. www.aslo.org/aslo-sil-202... @sil-limnology.bsky.social #ASLOSIL26