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CurrentVolunteer coral taxonomist with a focus on delimiting the morphological characters of museum collected Scleractinia.
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Celicia N. Cordes is listed as Aspiring Marine Biologist and Researcher at Queensland Museum, based in Townsville, Queensland, Australia. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Celicia N. Cordes.
Celicia N. Cordes previously worked as Volunteer at Queensland Museum and Social Media Assistant at Love Wildlife Foundation. Celicia N. Cordes holds Bachelor Of Science - Bsc, Marine Biology from James Cook University.
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Undergraduate student at James Cook University with passion for marine biology; particularly, marine invertebrates ranging from the most humble giant clam to the smallest ahermatypic coral.Currently, I volunteer at the Queensland Museum of Tropics working as a coral taxonomist. Previous research intern at the Aow Thai Marine Ecology Center (ATMEC) conducting original research on azooxanthellate scleractinian taxonomy, biology, and ecology as well as assisting on various reef conservation and restoration initiatives with my Conservation Diver certifications. RAID Divemaster and worked part-time at Thai Ocean Academy (TOCo) as a marine science communicator and citizen science advocate/EMP instructor.Looking ahead, I'm eager to explore new horizons in my academic and professional journey and am ready to dive into the world of marine microbiology, coding and modelling, evolutionary development and biology, genome-comprehensive systematics, phylogenetics, and lab-based work. Additionally, my fascination with prehistoric marine environments, particularly Paleozoic Era biology and ecology, remains steadfast alongside my intrigue in the ever-evolving frontiers of astrobiology and origin of life studies.
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Townsville, Queensland, Australia
Volunteer coral taxonomist with a focus on delimiting the morphological characters of museum collected Scleractinia.
Bangkok City, Thailand
Assisting in the organisation, conception, and illustration of social media outputs by the Love Wildlife Foundation. Additional roles include youth representative, media management, and in-water safety supervision.
Bangkok City, Thailand
Part-time position ranging from website design and organisation to shop management and assisting on SCUBA certification courses. Aided collaboration between TOCo and ATMEC to help develop resources for the Deep Environmental Education Program (DEEP), a program aimed at providing in-depth marine science education to students of all ages and qualifications. MARsCI program tier 2 instructor, marine science communicator, and field researcher.
Bangkok City, Thailand
Conducting original research on azooxanthellate Scleractinia of the families Dendrophylliidae, Caryophylliidae, Rhizangiidae, and Flabelliidae in Thai waters under guidance and mentorship. Assisting in routine coral monitoring and data collection alongside active conservation and restoration efforts.
Activities and Societies: Member of the JCU Marine Society, JCU Zoology Society, and JCU Physical Science Society.
Activities and Societies: Varsity volleyball, varsity basketball, EARCOS Global Citizenship Award recipient, Academic Team, writer.
Completed a course in Evolution and Paleobiology Research Methods taught by Harvard graduate student, Sarah Losso at the Museum.
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Celicia N. Cordes works for Queensland Museum.
Celicia N. Cordes is listed as Aspiring Marine Biologist and Researcher at Queensland Museum.
Celicia N. Cordes is based in Townsville, Queensland, Australia while working with Queensland Museum.
Celicia N. Cordes has worked for Queensland Museum, Love Wildlife Foundation, Thai Ocean Academy Bangkok, and Atmec - Aow Thai Marine Ecology Center.
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Celicia N. Cordes holds Bachelor Of Science - Bsc, Marine Biology from James Cook University.
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