Jesse Hawley

13 December 2018

writing, science

Love is in the water: Critically endangered handfish embrace art, new ceramic nests

Jesse Hawley

13 December 2018

writing, science

Love is in the water: Critically endangered handfish embrace art, new ceramic nests

Critically endangered spotted handfish have taken to artificially created ceramic nests, used in unique springtime courtship rituals.

Jesse Hawley

9 April 2018

science, writing

Devourer of worlds: two of the worst pests have hybridised into a global ‘mega-pest’

Jesse Hawley

9 April 2018

science, writing

Devourer of worlds: two of the worst pests have hybridised into a global ‘mega-pest’

Ravenous caterpillar that eats hundreds of plant species, unstopped by pesticides, and that's never been to the Americas arrives in the Americas and hybridises with the locally adapted caterpillar. What more?

Jesse Hawley

29 March 2018

science, cartoons & comics

EAT LAMPREY LOVE

Jesse Hawley

29 March 2018

science, cartoons & comics

EAT. LAMPREY. LOVE. A pun infused with a dozen or so hours to make a confusing comic. Enjoy.

Jesse Hawley

27 February 2018

commission, cartoons & comics, science

RV Investigator illustrated voyages: Sampling the Abyss & Search for Macumba

Jesse Hawley

27 February 2018

commission, cartoons & comics, science

RV Investigator illustrated voyages: Sampling the Abyss & Search for Macumba

Posters I did to celebrate two of RV Investigator's voyages, Search for Macumba (~Star Wars) and Sampling the Abyss (Dr. Seuss).

Jesse Hawley

10 November 2017

science, writing

Unexpected venomous animals | Venom: The secrets of nature’s deadliest weapon

Jesse Hawley

10 November 2017

science, writing

Unexpected venomous animals | Venom: The secrets of nature’s deadliest weapon

A whirlwind tour of venomous animals the world around, featuring animals from 'Venom' (2017).

Jesse Hawley

10 October 2017

science, writing

LOG 3: Final voyage days: Swarms of flying fish, bundles of boobies, finding SS Macumba, and fond farewells

Jesse Hawley

10 October 2017

science, writing

LOG 3: Final voyage days: Swarms of flying fish, bundles of boobies, finding SS Macumba, and fond farewells

LOG 3: My final log after two weeks at sea. We found a shipwreck, lost for 70 years, saw flocks of boobies, flying fish, turtles, and sharks, and formed a strong bond doing so.

Jesse Hawley

2 October 2017

science, writing

LOG 2: Settling in to life at sea, the crew, and the deep towed camera

Jesse Hawley

2 October 2017

science, writing

LOG 2: Settling in to life at sea, the crew, and the deep towed camera

LOG 2: Initial experiences at sea. Meeting some of the researchers and tech on board, some good ol' etymology and more.

Jesse Hawley

27 September 2017

science, writing

LOG 1: We’re on the ocean! Catch our rolling updates as we sail from Sydney to Broome, sciencing all the way

Jesse Hawley

27 September 2017

science, writing

LOG 1: We’re on the ocean! Catch our rolling updates as we sail from Sydney to Broome, sciencing all the way

LOG 1: Went on a research voyage on RV Investigator from Sydney to Broome across the top of Australia. Seasickness, STEM teachers, iron fertilisation. Here's blog one.

Jesse Hawley

15 September 2017

cartoons & comics, commission, science

Cassini's Grand Finale — illustrated history of Cassini-Huygens

Jesse Hawley

15 September 2017

cartoons & comics, commission, science

Cassini's Grand Finale — illustrated history of Cassini-Huygens

September 2017 Cassini made its last loop around Saturn before burning up. Here's the story in cartoons plus a live broadcast I made from the tracking station.

Jesse Hawley

3 August 2017

science, miscellany

Interronauts | the CSIRO podcast

Jesse Hawley

3 August 2017

science, miscellany

Interronauts the CSIRO podcast I'm lucky enough to co-host. Here are the episodes, films clips, and a bit of background

Jesse Hawley

3 August 2017

science, writing

Meet the families: ‘A Field Guide to Spiders of Australia’ is here

Jesse Hawley

3 August 2017

science, writing

Meet the families: ‘A Field Guide to Spiders of Australia’ is here

A piece I wrote for CSIRO on a few of my favourite/most common families of spider to promote the new ID book: 'A Field Guide to Spiders of Australia'.