Reid, A.N., Conklin, C., Beaton, K., Donahue, N., Jackson, E., LoCascio, B., Marsocci, C., Szemreylo, E., & Szemreylo, K. (2021). J Food Prot 84(5). (LINK)
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Seasonal variability in planktonic food web structure and function of the Northeast U.S. Shelf
Marrec, P., McNair, H., Franze, G., Morison, F., Strock, J.P., Menden-Deuer, S. (2021). Limnol Oceanogr 66(1440-1458). (LINK)
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Salomaki, E.D., Terpis, K.X., Rueckert, S., Kotyk, M., Varadinova, Z.K., Cepicka, I., Lane, C.E., & Kolisko, M. (2021). BMC Biol 19(17). (LINK)
Continue reading "Gregarine single-cell transcriptomics reveals differential mitochondrial remodeling and adaptation in apicomplexans"2021 STAC Awards fund crucial marine-based research
As part of its Collaborative Research Grant Program, the Rhode Island Science and Technology Advisory Council has funded five interdisciplinary research teams of investigators from institutions across Rhode Island totaling $399,299. The program supports RI NSF EPSCoR/RI C-AIM’s objectives to assess, model, and develop innovative technologies for addressing the impacts of climate variability around Narragansett […]
Continue reading "2021 STAC Awards fund crucial marine-based research"Monitoring biodiversity along environmental gradients in Narragansett Bay
Mentor: Carlos Prada, University of Rhode Island Project Location University of Rhode Island-Kingston Project Description Progress has been made in documenting changes in biodiversity across Narragansett Bay (NB) in relation to nutrient, oxygen and salinity dynamics both spatially and temporally with positive impacts on ecosystem management, but two chief barriers remain. First, traditional surveys to […]
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Mentor: Matthew Kiesewetter, University of Rhode Island Project Location University of Rhode Island-Kingston Project Description Plastics are entering the ocean at alarming rates. The oceans will hold approximately 155 million metric tons of plastic in 2025 – or a larger mass of plastic than fish by 2050. This problem is particularly prescient for RI, with […]
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Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Patricia Thibodeau RI C-AIM Postdoctoral Fellow URI Graduate School of Oceanography Presentation Title: Riding a wave of variability through the Narragansett Bay Plankton Time Series I am a plankton ecologist focused on the effects of rapid climate change on phytoplankton and zooplankton populations and physiology. The major pillars of my research explore […]
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Joseph M. DeSimone is the Sanjiv Sam Gambhir Professor of Translational Medicine and Chemical Engineering at Stanford University. Previously, DeSimone was a faculty member at UNC-Chapel Hill and NC State University. He is also Co-founder, Board Chair, and former CEO (2014 – 2019) of the additive manufacturing company, Carbon.
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The 2021 RI C-AIM Vis-a-Thon, in collaboration with the Edna Lawrence Nature Lab at RISD, is an arts-based program designed to reimagine visualization as an evolving process of inquiry, indivisible from research itself.
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