GSO is launching a new online master’s program aimed at professionals seeking to enter or advance their careers within the growing ocean economy.
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Scientists call for a global science panel to address threats from chemical pollution
An international group of scientists is proposing a global intergovernmental science-policy body for informing policymakers and the public on chemicals and waste.
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Matt Baumann, Ph.D. 2013, whose GSO degree focused on chemical oceanography, spoke about “Private and Public Sector Perspectives” for a Student-Alum Networking Seminar.
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On February 3-4, 2021, the Ocean Decade U.S. National Committee will host a virtual event featuring Ocean-Shots, and several members of the GSO community will share their innovative proposals.
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Adam Soule is not only a new professor of oceanography at the University of Rhode Island’s Graduate School of Oceanography, he is set to lead one of the largest research initiatives in the University’s history.
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GSO professor Jeremy Collie published a new book to illuminate the connections between ecology and fishery science.
Continue reading "GSO professor publishes book on ecosystem-based fisheries management"URI scientists create model to simulate changing food web in Narragansett Bay
URI GSO scientists are creating a series of computer models of the food web of Narragansett Bay to predict how fish abundance will change as water temperatures rise, nutrient inputs vary, and fishing pressure fluctuates.
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An international research team that included three scientists GSO has discovered single-celled microorganisms in a location where they didn’t expect to find them.
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A number of URI GSO faculty, staff and students will present their research at the 2020 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting. See our meeting guide for details.
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URI Coastal Resources Center director J.P. Walsh gave a presentation to the URI Graduate School of Oceanography community on November 18, 2020 titled, “The Coastal Resources Center: Bringing Science and Solutions to Communities and Citizens.”
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