David Ullman, Graduate School of Oceanography, URI, RT2
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Rebecca Stevick, Graduate School of Oceanography, URI, RT1
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Tatiana Rynearson, Graduate School of Oceanography, URI, RT1
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Lewis Rothstein, Graduate School of Oceanography, URI, RT2
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Kevin Rosa, Graduate School of Oceanography, URI, RT2
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Sonia Refulio-Coronado, Environmental & Natural Resource Economics, URI, RT2
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Anna Radovic, Biology, Salve Regina University, RT1
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Coleen Mouw, Graduate School of Oceanography, URI, RT1
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Mary Machado, Biomedical Engineering, Brown University, RT3
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Brice Loose, Graduate School of Oceanography, URI, RT2
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