The pair, who have worked together on projects related to marine plastic debris, applied to Fulbright separately to pursue independent research projects
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New article on recreational angling at offshore wind farm
The authors include a faculty member, graduate student, and alumna of URI Marine Affairs, publishing in the journal Marine Policy.
Continue reading "New article on recreational angling at offshore wind farm"URI Sends Three Grads to D.C. for Sea Grant Knauss Fellowships
Three URI grads, including Kimberly Ohnemus (MAMA ’20) and Clea Harrelson (MAMA ’20), have been named John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellows. They will join 74 other finalists to spend a year in Washington, D.C., working on ocean and coastal policy issues beginning this month.
Continue reading "URI Sends Three Grads to D.C. for Sea Grant Knauss Fellowships"MAF alum Jessica Vandenberg publishes paper on food security, coral restoration
URI alum Jessica Vandenberg is the lead author of a new paper published in Conservation and Society, titled “Assessing Indicators and Limitations of Food Security Objectives in Coral Reef Restoration.”
Continue reading "MAF alum Jessica Vandenberg publishes paper on food security, coral restoration"MAF Grad Student Lennie Day promoted to Lieutenant Commander, US Coast Guard
LCDR Day will graduate with his Masters in Marine Affairs in May 2021, and return to the Coast Guard with a new role.
Continue reading "MAF Grad Student Lennie Day promoted to Lieutenant Commander, US Coast Guard"Biden selects MAF alum Dr. Karen Hyun for NOAA political team
The Biden administration appointed a new political team to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) that will help guide policies on the oceans and atmosphere. Dr. Karen Hyun, who earned a PhD in Marine Affairs from URI, will serve as chief of staff.
Continue reading "Biden selects MAF alum Dr. Karen Hyun for NOAA political team"MAF researchers conduct survey on coastal hazards facing US shipbuilders
The University of Rhode Island Department of Marine Affairs, in partnership with the Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy, is conducting an online survey of over 120 U.S. shipyards
Continue reading "MAF researchers conduct survey on coastal hazards facing US shipbuilders"New study finds that offshore wind farms reduce the value of a boater’s experience
MAF Professor Tracey Dalton, URI alums Mike Weir, Aislyne Cailianos, & Nelle D’Aversa, and RI DEM biologist & MAF PhD student Julia Livermore published a new study in Marine Policy assessing the potential impacts of offshore wind farms on recreational boaters.
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The paper, “Nuclear Weapon Free Zones and Contemporary Arms Control” evaluates the prospects for creating three new zones as a productive contribution to disarmament
and nonproliferation goals.
MAF Professor and Alumni working to turn the tide on plastic pollution
URI is harnessing the expertise of researchers from all disciplines to address this global crisis. Our alumni are equally engaged, tackling the problem from a variety of important angles.
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