From far-away expeditions to research and construction right here on the Bay Campus, your likes, shares, and clicks told us what inspired, educated, and connected you to our changing ocean planet.
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Awards recognize two graduate leaders from the Graduate School of Oceanography.
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Congratulations to the Fall Class of 2024! Commencement is Saturday, Dec. 14, at 10 a.m.
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11 retired faculty and staff members were honored for 40 years or more of service to the University.
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GSO’s Bob Kenney contributed to the study, “Ship collision risk threatens whales across the world’s oceans.”
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At NASA’s PACE Hackweek, Sarah Lang, a Ph.D. candidate at GSO, worked on a multi-institutional team to explore how mesoscale eddies affect phytoplankton ecosystems.
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The URI GSO community will present its research at the 2024 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting from December 9-13 in Washington D.C..
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Rainer Lohmann has returned from a Fulbright-sponsored research visit to Iceland, where he engaged in a collaborative exchange with scientists, government officials, and the public to deepen the study of PFAS in Icelandic water systems.
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We’ve created a series of GSO-inspired pumpkin carving stencils that will put your love for ocean science on full display this spooky season!
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An upcoming NSF-funded, GSO-led expedition will investigate how diatoms in the Southern Ocean can help us decode these chemical signals, providing insight into nutrient cycling and climate interactions from past glacial periods to today.
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