MS-1 (A): Tracking Domoic Acid Levels in Phytoplankton and Mussels in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island

MS-2 (B): Narragansett Bay Fishes: Who is Eating Who?

MS-3 (A): Investigating Perceptions of Coastal Conditions at Sabin Point Park

MS-4 (B): Understanding Experiences of Women in Marine Science Fields in Rhode Island

MS-5 (A): Using Machine Learning to Expedite Data Cleaning for Oceanographic Models of Narragansett Bay

MS-6 (B): Assessing the Skill of the Regional Ocean Modeling System in Narragansett Bay

MS-7 (A): Changes in the Abundance of Kelp and Rockweed in Narragansett Bay

MS-8 (B): Boat on a Bay, Bay in a Bottle: Dynamics of the Toxic Diatom Pseudo-nitzschia

MS-9 (A): Red White and Big Blue: How Rising Ocean Temperatures Affect Red and White Muscle Recruitment in Fish Species

MS-10 (B): Taking the Heat: Climate Change Effects on Muscle Physiology of Fish in the Narragansett Bay

MS-11 (A): Characterization of Viral-Host Interactions Following Antagonistic Co-Evolution

MS-12 (B): Effects of Varying Environmental Conditions on Marine Viral Community Composition in Mount Hope Bay, Green Hill Salt Pond, and Quonochontaug Salt Pond

MS-13 (A): Multiplexed Optical Detection of Heavy Metal Contaminants in Plants

MS-14 (B): Investigating the Plastisphere: The Role of Plastic-Associated Microbes on Microbead Ingestion by the Coral Astrangia poculata

MS-15 (A): Localizing Key Bacterial Members of Astrangia poculata’s Microbiome and Monitoring the Changes in Taxa Diversity in Response to Holobiont Disturbance

MS-16 (B): Determining How Echinoderms Respond to a High CO2 World

MS-17 (A): Food Habits and Dietary Overlap Between Juvenile Cunner, Tautog, and Black Sea Bass in the Narragansett Bay Estuary (RI, USA)

MS-18 (B): Spatial and Temporal Variations in the Mercury Content of Narragansett Bay Sediments (RI, USA)

MS-19 (A): The Design and Prototyping of the Multipurpose Autonomous Underwater Vehicle for Coastal Research