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DMS at Ocean Science Meeting 2024

Thirty people from DMS attended the Ocean Science Meeting in New Orleans this February. Check out what we presented to the ocean science community. by Mengyang Zhou Every two years, the Ocean Science Meeting (OSM) brings together the ocean community around the world. This gathering serves as a platform for sharing latest discoveries and discussing […]

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Summary of Spring 2024 Department Achievements

Check out a summary of some of the achievements in our department in spring of 2024 below! Publications: *identify students   Professor Hannes Baumann and Professor Catherine Matassa:  The study reports on a long-term experiment in the Rankin Lab, where small Black sea bass were raised under different temperature and food conditions during fall and […]

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Sip N’ Science: Ocean Sciences on Tap

We are delighted to share the success of our recent outreach event Sip & Science, where we brought our science projects to the local community.  by Mengyang Zhou This March, graduate students in DMS hosted “Sip N’ Science” at Beer’d Brewery in Stonington Connecticut. This event was featured with fun and interactive scientific presentations from […]

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Dr. Amin Ilia Photo credit: Maryam Mirhakak

DMS Alumni – Dr. Amin Ilia

Dr. Amin Ilia graduated from DMS with a Ph.D. degree in physical oceanography in 2021, supervised by Dr. James O’Donnell. Currently working as a civil engineer, he shared his working experience in both the industry and academia afterwards with current graduate student Mengyang Zhou.   Mengyang: Can you share your research during your PhD, and […]

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