Hi, cephalovers :)

[KarmaBoy]

Hi everybody,

My name is Mathieu, I'm an European graduate student in Oceanography, at the Aix-Marseille University (France), who's particularly interested in cephalopod adaptative traits and more generally in marine ecology.
Like all of you, I'm in love with cephalopods, and I wish them to be at the center of my future research works. I'm reading Jennifer A. Mather's "Octopus: The Ocean's Intelligent Invertebrate". If you know some good books or scientific papers, feel free to give me suggestions

My academic program includes a six-month traineeship between January and June 2018, so I'm looking to create a contact network to find a lab which might assume me as a trainee!

My fields of interest cover different areas: from marine biology to astrophysics, from photography to acting. I'm also a musician (guitar and voice) and an illustrator artist (I'll show you something later).

I hope this forum will bring me answers and hints for even more questions. And who knows, maybe I'll find some future colleagues

Have a nice day!

 

[anaana]

Hello,
Upon reading your article I have a question. I'm interested in studying octopuses this year with my team. Do you have any info for me where I can find them. I'm located currently in New York.
Thank you

 

[DWhatley]

@KarmaBoy and anaana! The Education and Employment forum has a sticky titled Educational Facilities Offering Marine Studies that may be helpful in your searches for research opportunities.

 

[tonmo]

Two intros for one! Welcome, @KarmaBoy and @anaana -- thank you for joining TONMO!

Do check the link above offered by D. Feel free to post any specific questions or requests in the Education forum, or otherwise appropriate forum. Enjoy!

 

[anaana]

Thank you

 

[sirreal]

Welcome.

 

[KarmaBoy]

Thank you, everybody! I'll start to explore the forum as soon as possible

Have a nice day!