Lily Dove

@solilyquy

Oceanographer and climate scientist 🌊 | Assistant Professor at Georgia Tech 🐝 | MIT/Caltech alumna 🦫 | Penguin enthusiast 🐧

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Lily Dove@solilyquy· 29d

I'm proud to announce a commentary from the Phenomena, Observations, and Synthesis panel of @usclivar.bsky.social about the necessity of the Argo program. 🌊 🧪 You can check it out here: doi.org/10.5670/ocea...

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Jun 21

I am an active learning fangirl and my husband is continually horrified by my creativity used to “torture my students”. Introducing Oceanography Bingo! Also known as how I’m going to get 15 students from 8 different universities to talk to each other for the first time. 🌊

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Jun 15

From this GEM atlas, we can infer the internal density field along SWOT swaths in the same region and further infer the vertical velocity using the QC-omega equation. 🌊

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Jun 15

Using data from the NASA Surface Water Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite 🛰️ and in situ glider measurements, we create a local Gravest Empirical Mode (GEM) atlas, connecting sea surface height to vertical profiles of density. 🌊

Lily Dove@solilyquy· May 28

Join me at prime time on Monday night for my keynote talk for the Weather & Climate Livestream...then stick around for 50 hours of amazing science enabled by U.S. federal investment! 🌊 🧪 ☁️ 🌴 @wclivestream.bsky.social

The Weather and Climate Livestream is back! wclivestream.com/watch. 50 hours for our future. Stream from Mon. June 1st to Wed. June 3rd on Youtube.

Lily Dove@solilyquy· May 4

🌊 New paper alert! For the first time from space, two NASA missions enable us to observe plankton community composition alongside the physical processes that structure it. 🛰️ 🦠 🌀 Check it out from @tosoceanography.bsky.social: doi.org/10.5670/ocea...

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Apr 29

Thank you @drkatemarvel.bsky.social for giving the inaugural Clough Global Change lecture at @gtsciences.bsky.social!

Dr. Kate Marvel stands at a podium in front of a slide titled “Human Nature: Ways to feel about our changing planet”

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Apr 19

Nearing the end of semester two at Georgia Tech, and I am so grateful this team who does awesome science. As our group keeps growing, I will always value the work each of them - one amazing postdoc (@yangx309.bsky.social) and the spectacular GATO “undergrad army” - did to help get us off the ground.

Seven people standing for a group photo at Georgia Tech

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Mar 21

Fantastic morning at the Atlanta Science Festival, featuring the President of Georgia Tech stopping by the @gtsciences.bsky.social Earth & Atmospheric Sciences booth to learn about earthquakes and water filtration! 🧪🔬

Grad student Nathalie teaches President Cabrera about liquefaction

Grad student Ashleigh talks to a family about water filtration

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Feb 25

Reconciliation begins with recognition of truths. Well done to the Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Text from a sign at the Kelvingrove Museum: “Scotland and
Empire

Between the mid-1600s and the mid-1900s, Britain aggressively developed an overseas empire. People from all over Scotland were participants in, and drivers of, the British Empire both at home and overseas. They were politicians, enslavers, traders, colonial administrators, soldiers, missionaries, voluntary and forced migrants.

Scotland's wealth grew significantly as a result of its involvement in transat antic chattel slavery. This wealth was built on exploitation of, and violence committed against, people around the world. Money from slavery, and subsequently Empire, has been invested in many areas of Scottish society, such as industry, agriculture, railways, buildings and our museums. Resources from former British colonies fuelled several of Glasgow's industries. Many of the countries that were exploited through colonisation remain economically underdeveloped as a result. Racist ideas were used to justify that exploitation, the legacies of which we are still grappling with today.”

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Jan 8

Science research vessel traffic jam in Punta Arenas! 🌊⛴️Currently around port are the RV Roger Revelle (USA), RSS Sir David Attenborough (UK), Icebreaker Noosfera (Ukraine), and Xue Long 2 (China). Soon we on the RV Sikuliaq (USA) will join the party!

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Jan 8

A lullaby from the skies in the Magellan Straits last night. 🌊 ☁️

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Jan 7

We’ve entered the Straits of Magellan, at the southern end of Chile. It’s absolutely beautiful!

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Jan 5

51S, 94W: we have a new guest on board - a Nazca booby! Usually found near the Galapagos, this guy is far out of his typical range. Aptly, our stowaway is hanging out on the crow’s nest. Photo by Pablo Cohn.

Nazca booby swooping near the RV Sikuliaq

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Dec 30

It’s very biologically quiet out here on the South Pacific, but we got the company and blessing of a beautiful albatross earlier. 🌊 39S, 122W

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Dec 28

Today's satellite shoutout 🛰️ is to NASA PACE, which gives us data of ocean color, biogeochemistry, and ecology! 🌊 🧪 Here is chlorophyll-a (signature of photosynthesizing plankton) along with ocean current magnitude and direction (arrows). The red dot is where I currently am on the RV Sikuliaq! ⛴️

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Dec 27

Living a dream come true and chasing ocean eddies in real time thanks to the NASA SWOT satellite. 🌊 🛰️ ⛴️ 🧪 SWOT provides us "swaths" of data about water elevation for both the ocean and large freshwater reservoirs. I use this data to track small-scale ocean currents and watch how they evolve.

Map of SWOT swaths. Colorbar is "sea level anomaly" or difference of the current sea surface height from the average sea surface height at the same location.

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Dec 26

A Christmas gift to the ocean from the team aboard the RV Sikuliaq: one specially wrapped biogeochemical-Argo float from @bgc-argo.bsky.social! 🌊 Profiling floats allow us to get real-time ocean data, helping us be in tune with ocean health and changes.

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Dec 21

Home for the next few weeks. Gotta say, Tahiti is a funny place to board an icebreaker! 🌊⛴️

The RV Sikuliaq in port in Pape’etē, Tahiti

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Dec 16

For a few weeks, I will be sailing on the RV Sikuliaq from Papeete, Tahiti to Punta Arenas, Chile. ⛴️ Stay tuned for some fun science in the South Pacific! In an especially fun fact, we will be sailing close (in an ocean sense) to Point Nemo, the place in the ocean that is farthest from land. 🌊

Map of the South Pacific showing a great arc from Papeete, Tahiti to Punta Arenas, Chile. There is a star south of the great arc denoting Point Nemo.

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Dec 14

I regret to inform everybody that I failed and now have to settle for my backup: being a professor.

High school yearbook, question “Where do you see yourself in 10 years?” Lily’s answer: “I hope to be in the NASA astronaut training program or working at CERN in Switzerland.”

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Oct 31

Oops already did that

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Sep 6

Featuring perhaps one of my favorite figures I've ever seen! Shoutout to the authorship team.

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Aug 11

Week 1 of faculty life checklist: ✅ Be overwhelmed with responsibility, gratitude, and excitement ✅ Begin building new habits and life patterns ✅ Accidentally twin with the mascot

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Jul 2

This Ramblin' Wreck is heading to Georgia Tech! 🐝 I'm thrilled to share that I am starting as an Assistant Professor of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, investigating Earth's amazing oceans. 🌊 I'll be using my new position to advocate for science and scientists everywhere. 🧪 I hope you'll join me.

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Jun 26

TOMORROW: We have a fantastic panel who will talk about doing climate-related work across academia, industry, and the non-profit sector. 🧪 🌊 ☄️ All are welcome! Register here: tinyurl.com/SOCCOMpanel

Transitioning in to, out of, and around Climate Research
Friday, June 27, 9 am Pacific, 12 pm Eastern, Zoom

Dr. Riley Brady, Senior Weather Software Engineer at Apple
Dr. Lydi Keppler, Senior Staff Scientist at Vy-Carb
Dr. Kristen Thyng, MetOcean Data Scientsit at Axiom Data Science
Dr. Mattias Cape, Marine Biogeochemical Scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund

RSVP: tinyurl.com/SOCCOMpanel

Lily Dove@solilyquy· May 30

Tune in to the @wclivestream.bsky.social bright and early tomorrow to learn about how and why scientists use robots to observe our blue planet! www.youtube.com/@wclivestrea... 🧪 🌊 🌍

100 Hours to Save America's Forecasts
20 Minute Talks

"Observing the Ocean with Robots"
Dr. Lily Dove
7:30 am EDT | Friday, May 30th

Lily Dove@solilyquy· May 29

Hour 29 of the Weather and Climate livestream hosted by the amazing @claresinger.bsky.social featuring one of my favorite topics: why should people who live on land care about the slow ocean circulation? 🧪 🌊 ☁️ Come join live at www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMa7...

Lily Dove@solilyquy· May 29

Climate and weather scientists still going strong over on Youtube - approaching 24 continuous hours! 🧪 🌊 ☁️ The energy of the audience and quality of the speakers are fantastic! Come join: www.youtube.com/@wclivestrea....

Professor R. Saravanan presenting on "droughts" of different renewable energies while PhD student Rudra Thaker hosts.

Lily Dove@solilyquy· Mar 7

Weird but fun poster session this afternoon. #StandUpForScience2025 🧪 🌍 🌊