RIN2’s new director of operations Dr. Irene Andreu building technical expertise for STEM students
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Life on the Bay
Ana Nimaja, Marcos Figueroa capture human experiences of RI’s coast
Continue reading "Life on the Bay"On the Detection Trail
Sam Rush goes behind the microscope to examine causes of algal blooms
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SURF alums Jillon McGreal, Steven Tadros recall impact of research experience on career path
Continue reading "Beyond SURF"Taking Measure
RWU’s Lyndsay Marlowe, Colby Masse research impact of CFCs in Mount Hope Bay
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Krystyna Kula and Chris Jenkins explore the bay’s food webs through its tiniest creatures: plankton
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URI’s Timo Kuester writes about his experiences as a SURF mentor
Continue reading "The Grad Mentor"Plastics Unseen
Roger Williams University junior Leah Hintz could sit in front of the microscope for hours, so long as her specimen, a species of coral found in the waters off Fort Wetherill in Jamestown, did as she hoped: ingest microplastic beads. “Sometimes the coral don’t cooperate,” said Hintz with a laugh this past summer. “A few times we have been sitting here for three […]
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Salve Regina students find home in research lab developing marine sensors under Dr. Bernard Munge
Continue reading "Chemical Reactions"Plant Life
When Shannon Kingsley and Nadia Lahlaf first arrived at the Rhode Island School of Design’s Edna Lawrence Nature Lab in May, their goal was clear: produce a tangible product highlighting how climate change has affected plant life in Rhode Island’s salt marshes since the 1950s. Getting there, however, was a road left wide-open by mentors […]
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