GSO graduate Angela Stahl really enjoyed her research experience at GSO.
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GSO Profiles – GSO Graduate Nina R. Santos
Nina R. Santos received her M.S. from GSO in December and is continuing her ocean science career in a Ph.D. program
Continue reading "GSO Profiles – GSO Graduate Nina R. Santos"Nina Santos makes a difference by combining lifelong love for oceanography, passion for the environment
Meet recent GSO graduate Nina Santos, whose research examines the competition between two important fisheries species in Narragansett Bay and southern Rhode Island — black sea bass the Atlantic cod.
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New research from GSO professor Kelton McMahon finds that depending on their diet, some penguin species are able to thrive in the rapidly changing Antarctic while others are facing decline.
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GSO doctoral student Catherine Nowakowski was one of 21 students in the United States selected by the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) to participate in the Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange (LOREX).
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Being a fussy eater is a problem for reef fish who live in rapidly changing environments or on deep reefs. But, scientists discovered, coral prey on deep reefs can support their fussy predator fish—by altering their own diets.
Continue reading "Fussy fish facing tough conditions may be supported by less fussy corals"Studying the past, and predicting the future, of the Southern Ocean food web
GSO professor Kelton McMahon is on an Antarctic research cruise as part of a multi-year project to help scientists better understand how the Southern Ocean food web has responded to environmental changes in the past, and predict how the ecosystem might respond to a changing climate in the future.
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