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Preliminary benthic flux data from Narragansett Bay

Rebecca Robinson, RT1, URI

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Narragansett Bay mesh + projection mapping: current technology and research in IT1.

Georgia Rhodes, IT1 (core facility), Rhode Island School of Design

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Getting to know the neighbors: recovery and characterization of Narragansett Bay bacteria.

Anne Reid, RT3, Salve Regina University

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Recreational demand for beach use in regards to water quality

Sonia Refulio-Coronado, RT2, URI

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Tissue-specific and functional profiling of the eastern oyster microbiome

Zachary Pimentel, RT1, URI

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Nanostructured sensors for electrochemical detection of seawater nutrients

Bernard Munge, RT3, Salve Regina University

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Single cell grazing on primary production and flows of energy through ocean food webs

Heather McNair, RT1, URI

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Plankton population dynamics and food web structure of the coast of Rhode Island

Pierre Marrec, RT1, URI

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Red, white and the big blue: how water temperature influences muscle mechanics and oxygen consumption

Anabela Maia

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Creation of a low cost, low light bioluminescence sensor for real time biological nitrate sensing in marine environments

Mary Machado, RT3, Brown University

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