“Droplet Based Microfluidics for Biomimetic Immunomodulation” Friday, May 3, 2019, at 10 a.m. Memorial Union, Conference Room 360 University of Rhode Island-Kingston Campus 50 Lower College Road, Kingston, RI 02881 View seminar abstract Please join us this Friday, May 3, 2019, 10 am, at the URI Memorial Union Conference Room 360 for a seminar by […]
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Seminar presentation, May 2: C-AIM postdoctoral fellowship finalist Dr. Katherine Smith
“Effects of upper ocean turbulence on biogeochemical tracers” Thursday, May 2, 2019 at 2 pm Coastal Institute Auditorium, URI’s Graduate School of Oceanography 215 South Ferry Road, Narragansett, RI 02882 View seminar abstract Read Dr. Smith’s bio Please join us this Thursday, May 2, 2019, 2 pm , at the URI/GSO Coastal Institute Auditorium for […]
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For the past four years, RI C-AIM and University of Rhode Island graduate student Rebecca Stevick has been up close and personal with a staple Rhode Island seafood species: oysters. Now, the fourth year doctoral student has co-authored her first paper on how bivalves can be used as models for human health. The article, “From […]
Continue reading "C-AIM graduate student co-authors first publication on oyster research"Winter edition of The Current is here!
The Current is RI NSF EPSCoR’s bi-annual magazine, highlighting the scientific and engineering research of faculty and students at institutions across Rhode Island. This edition details the student research experience our annual Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF).
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This two-day course, designed by the American Institute for Biological Sciences, will provide participants with the skills required to become effective members of scientific teams.
Continue reading "RI C-AIM hosts Team Science workshop, Feb. 21-22"C-AIM announces 2018-19 Seed Grant recipients
The Rhode Island Consortium for Coastal Ecology Assessment, Innovation, and Modeling has announced the recipients of its 2018-19 Seed Grant program, which assists faculty at the University of Rhode Island developing innovative projects in STEM and arts and humanities fields.
Continue reading "C-AIM announces 2018-19 Seed Grant recipients"Bringing the Bay Observatory to 3D life
Stewart Copeland has been a webmaster, documentary filmmaker, and even a touring musician over the past 10 years. Now, the Tennessee native is developing 3D models of sensor buoys which comprise the integrated Bay Observatory, a new array of equipment to monitor the ecological changes of Narragansett Bay.
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In this issue: RISD students visualize climate and human affects on RI plants, new tech in the RI Nano Lab, grant and presentation resources for graduate students, and more!
Continue reading "C-AIM September newsletter is here!"Providence College talks with C-AIM’s Katherine Lacasse
In their latest podcast, Providence College talks with alumna Dr. Katherine Lacasse, now an assistant professor of social psychology at Rhode Island College and researcher for RI C-AIM, who studies how performing green behaviors impacts people’s self-perceptions and political attitudes regarding environmental issues.
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Mindy Levine, associate professor of chemistry at the University of Rhode Island, is the first recipient of the Sessler Early Career Researcher Prize, awarded in July by the editors of the journal Supramolecular Chemistry for a research paper published in the journal in 2016.
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