Cheers to another crazy road trip for genomic silverside research, bringing live spawners from NC and MA to @UConnMarSci. Big hat tip to the @ntherk and @Baumannlab1 teams for pulling of this feat. More pics & info: https://befel.marinesciences.uconn.edu/2022/05/18/another-road-trip-for-genetic-silverside-research/
The final DMS seminar for the semester, this Friday at 11AM, will feature Dr. Scott Gallager, who retired from an incredible career @WHOI but is far from done innovating! Join us to hear about new tools to assess HABs and plastic pollution in the ocean! https://marinesciences.uconn.edu/seminar/seminar1223/
National Estuary System Helps Power Local Economies, Study Finds via @pewtrusts
National Estuary System Helps Power Local Economies, Study Finds
A recently published study, commissioned by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and The Pew Cha...
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Kelli Mosca ’22 MS, who graduated early to start a job at the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (@CTDEEPNews), is already putting her @UConnMarineSci training to good use.
Kelli Mosca ’22 MS, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences - UConn Today
"I am using the fieldwork skills that I learned during my master’s degree, but also, some of the data anal...
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Today, DEEP and partners @UConnMarineSci and @CTSeaGrant unveiled a new sign to raise awareness about sturgeon, an ancient fish that could make a comeback in our waters, at the Meigs Point Pavilion at Hammonasset Beach SP. Shout out to DEEP's Joe Cunningham for the great design!
DMS professor Hannes Baumann talks to Fox61 Morning News about sturgeon research and the unveiling of a new outreach sign at Hammonassett State Park this Saturday, 7th May 10 AM @ctseagrant @CTDEEPNews @UCToday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7wkpnLPy_0
A wonderful keynote from @_lindashi at our annual conference. Dr. Shi highlighted the need to re-imagine our socio-ecological systems and law traditions to achieve equitable adaptation.
Former DMS REU student Raul Flamenco on his next career plans
Reposted from UConn Today May, 17th By Elaina Hancock. As a child, Raul Flamenco realized he was a biologist, always eager to share newly absorbed facts with his peers about birds, or lizards, or how cool tentacles are. He soon learned this zeal set him apart, which is something he was already grappling with as […]
[Read More]Antibiotics as a Method to Perturb the Gut Microbiome
Nearly all living organisms have a collection of bacteria that live within or on their body and provide essential functions, such as aiding digestion and neutralizing toxins. An important community of microbes primarily located in the gastrointestinal tract of animals is known as the gut microbiome. Scientists are working to understand the complex interactions between […]
[Read More]Elise Hayes: Longstanding DMS Business Manager
For 30 years, Elise Hayes served as the Department of Marine Sciences Business Manager, called the Marine Sciences Institute at the time of her hiring. She began her time at UConn Avery Point as an undergraduate student, spending breaks working with the National Undersea Research Center and ultimately earning a bachelor’s degree through the UConn […]
[Read More]DMS’s JEDI Committee Successfully adds Department to AGU Bridge Program
In response to the increased focus in recent years on improving diversity in higher education, particularly STEM fields, the Department of Marine Sciences created a Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) committee. This committee includes Professors Dave Lund and Samantha Siedlecki, Research Operations Manager Dennis Arbige, graduate student Mikayla Baer, and undergraduate Larissa Tabb. The […]
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CIRCA partners with CT DEEP to implement Climate Justice Grants Pilot Program and Environmental Justice Screening Tool
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New Faculty Member Dr. Cara Manning Joins DMS
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Jim O’Donnell Attends COP26
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Temperature-dependent CO2 effects on silverside fecundity
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Departmental History: The Feng Graduate Research Colloquium, an Important Professional Development Tool for DMS Graduate Students
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Irish Drift-Bottle found near Murmansk, Russia
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